In Jenkins, post-build actions are steps that run after the main build completes. The flow starts with the build running. Once the build finishes, Jenkins checks if any post-build actions are configured. If yes, it executes them one by one depending on the build result, such as running a success message if the build succeeded or a failure message if it failed. If no post-build actions are set, Jenkins ends the job immediately after the build. The example pipeline shows a build stage followed by post-build actions that print messages based on success or failure. The execution table traces the build running, then post-build success action running, then job ending. Variables like buildStatus and postBuildAction change accordingly. Common confusions include why post-build actions wait for build completion and what happens if none are configured. The quiz tests understanding of build status at steps, when post-build actions run, and which actions run on failure. The snapshot summarizes that post-build actions run after build, depend on status, and are configured in the pipeline's post section.