Arjo Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Discussion Regarding what project you are working on
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Q1. JavaScript core concept- Closure, Array Methods and how does it work in background
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Q1. Asked about the project Architecture
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Q1. Electroncis components describe
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Q2. And components functions
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Q1. Previous job describe
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Q1. Short intro. All document & mentioned data on resume should be same
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Q2. Salary negotiation
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Q1. Discussion about the role of position
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Q2. Sap knowledge Excel is must
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Q3. Communication skills
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Q1. Salary negotiation
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Q1. About yourself?
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Q2. Last job?
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Q1. What is your job role in the last organization you worked for?
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Q2. What is your work experience?
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Q1. Walk through to the resume?
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I will walk through my resume highlighting key experiences and skills relevant to the Business Analyst role.
• Start with my educational background and relevant certifications.

• Discuss my previous work experience in analyzing business processes and identifying areas for improvement.

• Highlight my skills in data analysis, requirements gathering, and stakeholder communication.

• Mention any specific projects or achievements that
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Q2. Project Explanation
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Q1. User story writing skills
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User story writing skills are essential for a Business Analyst to effectively communicate requirements.
• Understand the user's needs and goals

• Use the 'As a, I want, So that' format

• Include acceptance criteria

• Prioritize user stories based on business value

• Collaborate with stakeholders for feedback
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Q2. Product management skills
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In a coding test, general information is transformed into meaningless words, letters, symbols, or other forms based on specific rules. The purpose of questions in a coding test is to determine how a particular word or phrase would be written in a specific code language.

You can seek help in your job search from former supervisors and colleagues with whom you have a positive relationship.

You can seek help in your job search from former supervisors and colleagues with whom you have a positive relationship.

Q1. What is your Name
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My name is John Smith.
• Full name is John Smith

• Common name in English-speaking countries

• Easy to remember and pronounce
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Q2. What is Graduation
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Q3. Tell Me About yourself
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Q4. You Know About Multimeter
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A multimeter is a device used to measure voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits.
• Multimeters have different settings for measuring voltage, current, and resistance.

• They typically have a digital display to show the measured values.

• Multimeters can also be used to test continuity and diodes in circuits.

• Some advanced multimeters can measure capacitance and temperature as well.
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Q5. You Know About Electrical Safety Test
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Q1. About your last company products
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Q2. SMC product knowledge
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Q1. About notice period and package discussed
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Q2. Final discussion about joining
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Q1. Explain the process in your current organisation
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In my current organization, the QA process involves thorough testing of software products to ensure quality and functionality.
• Requirement analysis and test planning

• Test case design and execution

• Defect tracking and reporting

• Regression testing

• Collaboration with development team for bug fixes

• Automation testing using tools like Selenium
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Q2. Explain the tree of testing
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The tree of testing is a hierarchical structure used to organize and categorize different types of testing activities.
• The tree of testing typically includes categories such as unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing.

• Each category can be further broken down into specific types of tests, such as functional testing, performance testing, security testing, etc.

• The tree of testing helps test...read more
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