Advisor360° Interview Questions and Answers

Had a take home coding test

Q1. Python questions were asked
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Q2. Django questions were asked
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Q1. Basic HR questions were asked
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Q2. Salary discussion was done
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Reasoning, Technical questions are asked. 1 hours test is conducted.

Q1. Questions on a database, programming, OOPS concept, etc Also, they will ask questions about ERP
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Q2. Do you know any ERP software?
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Yes, I know ERP software.
• I have experience working with SAP ERP software.

• I am familiar with Oracle ERP Cloud and Microsoft Dynamics 365.

• I have also worked with open-source ERP software like Odoo and ERPNext.

• I understand the basic functionalities of ERP software like finance, inventory management, and human resources.
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Q1. Your intro and sometime they will ask what you know about QAD
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It was easy basic questions were there and we were asked to write two emails.

Q1. Questions related to projects
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Q2. QBasic SQL questions
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Q1. Define your current role and responsibilities
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Q2. Process of requirement gathering
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Requirement gathering is the process of collecting and documenting information from stakeholders to define project needs.
• Identify stakeholders and gather their input

• Document requirements in a clear and organized manner

• Validate requirements with stakeholders to ensure accuracy

• Use techniques like interviews, surveys, and workshops to gather information
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Q3. Steps of initiating a new project
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Q4. How do you manage stakeholders
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Q5. Scrum Artifacts
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Q1. Current role and responsibilities
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Q2. Artifacts for developer
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Artifacts for developers include design documents, code repositories, test cases, and deployment scripts.
• Design documents such as architecture diagrams and wireframes

• Code repositories like GitHub or Bitbucket for version control

• Test cases to ensure code functionality and quality

• Deployment scripts for automating the deployment process
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Q3. Process models, ERD, Use cases
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Q1. Which stakeholders do you interact with?
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Q2. How do you make sure that requirement is complete and nothin is missed?
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To ensure requirements are complete, I use a combination of techniques such as stakeholder interviews, documentation review, and validation sessions.
• Conduct thorough stakeholder interviews to gather all necessary information

• Review documentation such as business requirements documents and user stories

• Hold validation sessions with stakeholders to ensure all requirements are captured

• Use tools like requirement traceability
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Q3. How do you specify the technical requirement to backend, UX, database team & how you ensure that nothing is missed? Do you capture the requirements in different documents for all above teams/developer, des...read more
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Technical requirements are specified to backend, UX, and database teams through a combination of documents and communication.
• Specify technical requirements clearly in a document or through direct communication with each team

• Ensure all teams are aligned on the requirements through regular meetings and updates

• Use tools like Jira or Trello to track and manage requirements across teams

• Consider creating separate documents f...read more
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Q4. While implementing new feature / software how do you gather the requirements?
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I gather requirements by conducting interviews, workshops, and analyzing existing documentation.
• Conduct interviews with stakeholders to understand their needs and expectations

• Facilitate workshops to gather input from various team members and stakeholders

• Analyze existing documentation such as user manuals, business processes, and system requirements

• Create prototypes or mockups to visualize the new feature/software for b
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Q5. Give me the examples of non functional requirements.
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Non-functional requirements are criteria that specify how a system should behave, rather than what it should do.
• Performance - Response time should be less than 2 seconds.

• Reliability - System should have a 99.99% uptime.

• Security - Data should be encrypted using AES-256.

• Scalability - System should be able to handle 1000 concurrent users.

• Usability - User interface should be intuitive and easy to navigate.
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There were 3 questions, which I had to do in 2 hours.
the questions were from arrays and Strings

Q1. They asked me concepts on OOPS and OS, also coding question on strings. all these were basic questions
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Q1. Questions such as where do you see yourself in coming years, interests and hobbies.
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2 questions, Easy and medium based

Q1. Stacks queues and array questions
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Q1. Technical questions on projects
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Q1. How to tackle any uncertain situations? Behavioural questions
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Simple 30-question 30-minute general aptitude test (entry-level)

Q1. General discussion about projects created. Tech stack selection and other project related questions
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