ACKO Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Experienced

Q1. What is your challenge in your job and how you tackle it.
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Q2. What is your job role how good you know your work ?
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As a Senior Claim Associate, I manage and process insurance claims, ensuring accuracy and compliance with regulations.
• Review and analyze claims for accuracy and completeness, ensuring all necessary documentation is provided.

• Communicate with policyholders and healthcare providers to gather information and clarify any discrepancies.

• Utilize claims management software to track and process claims efficiently, reducing turna...read more
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Q3. Why you want to change job only money or else ?
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I seek new opportunities for growth, learning, and to contribute more effectively, not just for financial reasons.
• Desire for professional growth: I want to take on more responsibilities and challenges that align with my career goals.

• Learning opportunities: I'm eager to expand my skill set and knowledge in a dynamic environment.

• Cultural fit: I'm looking for a workplace that values collaboration and innovation, which I b...read more
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Q4. Why you wanna join our company ?
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I am drawn to your company for its commitment to excellence, innovation, and employee development in the claims industry.
• Your company's reputation for integrity and customer service aligns with my professional values.

• I admire your focus on technology and innovation, which I believe enhances the claims process and improves client satisfaction.

• The opportunities for professional growth and development within your organiza...read more
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Q5. What is your strength and how you are using it in you workspace
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My strength is my attention to detail, which I apply to ensure accurate claims processing and customer satisfaction.
• Thoroughly review each claim for accuracy, reducing errors by 30%.

• Implement a checklist system to ensure all necessary documentation is collected.

• Provide training sessions for new associates on best practices for detail-oriented work.

• Utilize data analysis to identify trends in claims, improving processing
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Q1. Bloc, provider, widgets, listview vs listview.builder
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Q1. What is Bloc and its uses?
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Bloc is a state management library for Flutter that helps manage the flow of data and events.
• Bloc stands for Business Logic Component.

• It helps separate the presentation layer from the business logic.

• Bloc is commonly used with Flutter to handle state management and data flow.

• It uses streams to handle asynchronous data and events.

• Bloc pattern consists of events, states, and a bloc class to handle the business logic.
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Q2. Different types of state management
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State management is a crucial aspect of app development to handle and update the state of the application.
• Local State Management: Managing state within a widget using setState() method.

• InheritedWidget: Sharing state across the widget tree using InheritedWidget.

• Provider: A popular state management solution that uses InheritedWidget under the hood.

• Redux: A predictable state container for managing the state of the app.

• Blo...read more
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Q3. What is stateless
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Stateless refers to a widget in Flutter that does not have any mutable state.
• Stateless widgets are immutable and their properties cannot change once they are initialized.

• They are used for UI components that do not need to update or change based on user interactions.

• Examples include static text labels, icons, and buttons that do not change appearance.

• Stateless widgets are more efficient than stateful widgets as they do
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Q4. Lifecycle of stateful widget
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Stateful widgets in Flutter have a lifecycle that includes various methods being called at different stages.
• Stateful widgets have methods like initState(), didChangeDependencies(), build(), and dispose() that are called at different points in the widget's lifecycle.

• initState() is called when the widget is inserted into the tree, didChangeDependencies() is called when the widget's dependencies change, build() is called ...read more
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Q1. HLD of Instagram
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High-level design of Instagram
• User authentication and authorization

• Photo and video uploading and sharing

• Feed algorithm for displaying posts

• Direct messaging feature

• Explore page for discovering new content
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There will be an assignment test of English grammar which is basic.

Q1. Tell me about past experience
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Q2. Some random topic or mock call
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