Aashman Foundation Human Resource Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. What is dilution
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Dilution is the process of reducing the concentration of a solute in a solution by adding more solvent.
• Dilution involves adding more solvent to decrease the concentration of a solute.

• The formula for dilution is C1V1 = C2V2, where C1 and V1 are the initial concentration and volume, and C2 and V2 are the final concentration and volume.

• Dilution is commonly used in chemistry labs to prepare solutions of a desired concentra...read more
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Q2. What are fixed income instruments
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Fixed income instruments are investments that pay a fixed interest or dividend income until maturity, such as bonds and certificates of deposit.
• Fixed income instruments are debt securities issued by governments, corporations, or other entities to raise capital.

• Investors receive regular interest payments at a fixed rate until the instrument matures.

• Examples include government bonds, corporate bonds, municipal bonds, and
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Q1. Introduce yourselves
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We are a team of experienced research analysts with expertise in data analysis, market research, and trend forecasting.
• Combined experience of over 20 years in research and analysis

• Proficient in statistical analysis tools such as SPSS and R

• Track record of delivering actionable insights to drive business decisions

• Strong communication and presentation skills

• Example: Conducted market research for a Fortune 500 company to i
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Q2. Are you comfortable in any shift ?
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Yes, I am comfortable working in any shift.
• I have experience working in various shifts in my previous roles.

• I am adaptable and can easily adjust my schedule to accommodate different shifts.

• I understand the importance of flexibility in the workplace and am willing to work in any shift required.
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Q1. Oop questions they will ask
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Q2. C# basic string var dymaic out ref
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Q3. Sql , dot net
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Q1. This round they will ask strategic question
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Q2. How you will handle the team , deadlines
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I will handle the team by setting clear expectations, delegating tasks effectively, monitoring progress, and providing support as needed.
• Set clear goals and deadlines for the team to ensure everyone is on the same page

• Delegate tasks based on team members' strengths and workload

• Regularly check in with team members to monitor progress and offer assistance if needed

• Adjust deadlines or redistribute tasks as necessary to me...read more
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Q1. What is Entity Framework and how does it function?
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General aptitude with finance questions

Q1. Full finance topics
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Q1. Abstract class vs interfaces. What would i choose and why.
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Abstract class is used when there is a need for default implementation, while interfaces are used for multiple inheritance.
• Abstract classes can have both abstract and non-abstract methods, while interfaces can only have abstract methods.

• Abstract classes can provide default implementations for methods, while interfaces cannot.

• Interfaces allow a class to implement multiple interfaces, but can only inherit from one abstra...read more
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Q2. Difference between .NET core, .NET framework and .NET
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NET core is a cross-platform, open-source framework for building modern, cloud-based, internet-connected applications. NET framework is a Windows-only framework for building Windows desktop applications. NET is a general term encompassing both .NET core and .NET framework.
• NET core is cross-platform and open-source, while .NET framework is Windows-only.

• .NET core is modular and lightweight, allowing for faster performanc...read more
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Q3. Pipelines and Middlewares in .NET. How would i configure them.
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Pipelines and Middlewares in .NET are used for request processing and can be configured using middleware components.
• Pipelines in .NET are used to define a series of middleware components that process an HTTP request.

• Middlewares are components that can handle requests and responses in the pipeline.

• To configure pipelines and middlewares in .NET, you can use the 'UseMiddleware' method in the 'Configure' method of the Star...read more
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Q4. Difference between App.Use() and App.Run()
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App.Use() is used for adding middleware to the request pipeline, while App.Run() is used for handling the request directly.
• App.Use() is used to add middleware components to the request pipeline.

• App.Run() is used to handle the request directly without passing it to the next middleware component.

• App.Use() is typically used for setting up middleware like authentication, logging, etc.

• App.Run() is used for handling the fina...read more
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Q5. SOLID principles (S and O was asked)
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Q6. Dependency Inversion vs Inversion of Control. I had to write examples of constructor injection, method injection with the help of a DBContext file.
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Q7. String vs String Builder. Comparision of their mutability, speed, memory allocated, usability. Was provided a use case and asked which one to use and how. String Interpolation. String Manipulation.
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String is immutable, while StringBuilder is mutable. StringBuilder is faster and more memory efficient for string manipulation.
• String is immutable, meaning once created, it cannot be changed. StringBuilder is mutable, allowing for efficient string manipulation.

• StringBuilder is faster than String for concatenating multiple strings, as it does not create a new string object each time.

• String uses more memory as it creates...read more
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Q8. Database Normalization (2NF was asked). Was given an sample dataset, asked to normalize and eliminate partial dependency. Given 2 entities Students and Class, establish relationships between them and prepa...read more
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Q9. Difference between Unique, Primary Key. Clustered and Non-Clustered Indices.
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Unique, Primary Key, Clustered, and Non-Clustered Indices are all used in database management to enforce data integrity and improve query performance.
• Unique constraint ensures that all values in a column are unique, but allows NULL values.

• Primary Key constraint ensures that all values in a column are unique and not NULL. Each table can have only one Primary Key.

• Clustered Index physically reorders the way records in the...read more
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Q10. Prepare an example of JWT authentication and Oauth for an API.
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JWT authentication and OAuth example for API
• Implement JWT authentication by generating a token upon user login and including it in the Authorization header of API requests

• Use OAuth for user authorization by obtaining access tokens from a third-party provider like Google or Facebook

• Ensure API endpoints validate JWT tokens and OAuth access tokens before allowing access to resources
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Q11. Difference between $.post and $.ajax.
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Both $.post and $.ajax are methods in jQuery used for making AJAX requests, but $.ajax is more versatile and customizable.
• Both $.post and $.ajax are used for making AJAX requests in jQuery.

• $.post is a shorthand method for $.ajax with predefined settings for POST requests.

• $.ajax is more versatile and customizable, allowing for different types of requests and more options.

• Example: $.post('example.php', {data: 'example'},...read more
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Q12. Write a Linq query to fetch data the fastest.(i used iQueryable) Write a Linq query to check if a record exists in the table.(i used ANY)
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Included combination of quants and financial markets

Q1. What is index fund?
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An index fund is a type of mutual fund or exchange-traded fund (ETF) that tracks a specific market index, such as the S&P 500.
• Index funds aim to replicate the performance of a specific index by holding the same securities in the same proportions as the index.

• They are passively managed, meaning they do not require active decision-making by a fund manager.

• Index funds typically have lower fees compared to actively managed...read more
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Q2. Merger vs aquisition
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Merger involves two companies combining to form a new entity, while acquisition is one company buying another.
• Merger involves two companies agreeing to combine their operations and assets to form a new entity.

• Acquisition is when one company purchases another company, often resulting in the acquired company becoming a subsidiary of the acquiring company.

• Merger can be seen as a more equal partnership, while acquisition t...read more
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Q1. If internet went off, how will you manage a meeting?
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I would switch to a phone call or video conference using a mobile device or landline.
• Switch to a phone call or video conference using a mobile device or landline

• Inform all participants about the change in communication method

• Ensure all necessary documents or materials are available offline

• Consider rescheduling the meeting if internet outage persists
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Q2. Requirements for an online meeting?
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Requirements for an online meeting include a stable internet connection, a device with a camera and microphone, and a meeting link or ID.
• Stable internet connection is essential for smooth video and audio transmission.

• A device with a camera and microphone is needed for video conferencing.

• A meeting link or ID is required to join the online meeting.

• Optional: Screen sharing capabilities for presentations or demonstrations.
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