Amazon BPO Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

Basic Apititude Questions

Q1. Difference between WHERE and HAVING??
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WHERE is used to filter rows before grouping, HAVING is used to filter groups after grouping.
• WHERE is used with SELECT statement to filter rows based on a condition

• HAVING is used with GROUP BY statement to filter groups based on a condition

• WHERE is applied before data is grouped, HAVING is applied after data is grouped

• Example: SELECT * FROM table WHERE column = 'value'

• Example: SELECT column, COUNT(*) FROM table GROUP B
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Q2. Where- Row Level Filters Having-Aggregate Filters
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Row level filters are applied before aggregations, while aggregate filters are applied after aggregations.
• Row level filters are used to filter individual rows of data before any aggregations are performed.

• Aggregate filters are used to filter the aggregated results after the data has been grouped and summarized.

• Row level filters are typically applied using WHERE clause in SQL, while aggregate filters are applied using H...read more
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Q1. Why do you wanna join Uber?
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Q2. Best Company Ever
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Q1. Explain your current role
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Q2. How do you analyse the credit metrics of a firm
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I analyse credit metrics of a firm by evaluating financial statements, debt levels, profitability, liquidity, and industry trends.
• Reviewing financial statements to assess revenue, expenses, and profitability

• Analyzing debt levels and debt-to-equity ratios to evaluate financial leverage

• Assessing liquidity ratios such as current ratio and quick ratio to determine short-term solvency

• Examining industry trends and economic f...read more
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Q3. Differentiate between contractual and structural obligation
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Contractual obligations are legally binding agreements between parties, while structural obligations are inherent responsibilities within a system or organization.
• Contractual obligations are based on agreements between parties, often outlined in contracts or agreements.

• Structural obligations are inherent responsibilities within a system or organization, such as following policies and procedures.

• Contractual obligations ...read more
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Q1. All related to manual testing
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Q1. 1. Related to Manual Testing
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Q1. Manual testing, java
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Q1. All fake build ups
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Fake build ups refer to false claims or exaggerations made about a product or service.
• Fake build ups can mislead customers and damage the reputation of a company.

• Examples include exaggerated claims about the effectiveness of a product or false testimonials from supposed satisfied customers.

• Quality analysts play a crucial role in identifying and rectifying fake build ups to ensure transparency and trustworthiness.
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SQL questions were asked

Q1. Chart read, SQL questions on self join, window
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The assignment was a data dump and I was asked to find some insights to reduce cost

Q1. Interview with VP Marketing about my previous experience
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Q1. Interview with reporting manager about my experience and skills to do that job
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Q1. This round was to assess my culture fit
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Q1. How to sort ararat
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Ararat can be sorted alphabetically or numerically.
• Sort alphabetically: Arrange in ascending order based on the letters in the word.

• Sort numerically: Arrange in ascending order based on the numerical value of each character.
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Q1. Strenghts/weaknesses
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Financial Modelling - three hour of financial model exercise

Q1. Impact of Sell down in Valuation
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A sell down in valuation refers to a decrease in the value of an asset due to selling a portion of it.
• Sell down can lead to a lower valuation of the remaining asset due to reduced ownership percentage.

• It can impact financial ratios and metrics such as price-to-earnings ratio and return on equity.

• Sell down may be necessary for liquidity reasons or to diversify investments.

• Example: If a company sells a portion of its sub...read more
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Q2. Impact different factors in renewable industry
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Various factors such as government policies, technological advancements, and market demand impact the renewable industry.
• Government policies play a crucial role in promoting renewable energy sources through incentives and regulations.

• Technological advancements drive down costs and improve efficiency of renewable energy technologies.

• Market demand for clean energy solutions influences investment and development in the re...read more
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