Amazon Development Centre India Transaction Risk Investigator Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Experienced

Knowledge of American English is tested

Q1. Willingness to work shifts and overtime?
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Yes, I am willing to work shifts and overtime to ensure the job gets done.
• I understand the nature of the role may require working non-traditional hours.

• I am flexible and adaptable to changing schedules.

• I am committed to meeting deadlines and ensuring the safety and security of transactions.

• I have previous experience working shifts and overtime in previous roles.

• I am willing to go above and beyond to ensure the success
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Q2. Explain risk elements in ecommerce.
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Risk elements in ecommerce include fraud, chargebacks, data breaches, and counterfeit products.
• Fraudulent transactions by customers or sellers

• Chargebacks due to disputes or unauthorized transactions

• Data breaches leading to loss of sensitive customer information

• Sale of counterfeit or fake products
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English communication with listening skills

Q1. Basuc about the words Phishing, kinds of frauds, scenarios of frauds
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q1. What do you understand about the job description
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Q1. How much salary do you expect
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The Aptitude consists of 2 tests - First and Second test both are on English language. The assessment consists of basic questions on Grammar, punctuation, Find the error (for first test - 30 minutes) - Sentence repetition, sentence correction, email writing(for second test - takes about 1 to 2 hours).

Q1. The interview revolved around the resume, basic HR questions (introduce yourself, why join Amazon), some questions on job description, definition of technical terms, 2 situational questions and 2 behaviora...read more
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English, arithmetic aptitude and logical reasoning

Q1. What is Service level agreement?
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A Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a contract between a service provider and a customer that outlines the level of service expected.
• SLAs define the scope of services provided, performance metrics, and remedies for failure to meet agreed-upon standards.

• They are commonly used in IT and outsourcing industries.

• Examples of SLAs include response time guarantees for customer support and uptime guarantees for web hosting servi...read more
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Q2. What are your job expectations?
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