Ashok Leyland Spare Part Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How to starting salary
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Q1. Which vehicles service one day
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Q1. Can you tell me about yourself?me
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I am a dedicated Spare Part Manager with 5 years of experience in inventory management and procurement.
• 5 years of experience in spare part management

• Skilled in inventory management and procurement

• Strong attention to detail and organization

• Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
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Q2. Can you tell me about your way of working?
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I am organized, detail-oriented, and efficient in managing spare parts inventory and ensuring timely availability.
• I prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance

• I maintain accurate records of spare parts inventory levels

• I communicate effectively with suppliers to ensure timely delivery

• I conduct regular audits to identify obsolete parts and optimize inventory levels
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Q3. Why do you leave the company where you are working?
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I left my previous company to pursue new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth

• Desire for career advancement

• Company restructuring or downsizing

• Relocation to a different city or country
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Q4. What salary would you expect to work for us?
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I would expect a salary that is competitive with industry standards and reflective of my experience and skills.
• Research industry standards for Spare Part Managers in your area

• Consider your level of experience and skills

• Be prepared to negotiate based on the job responsibilities and benefits offered
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Q1. Fifo prosess system
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Q2. Received material and location
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Q1. 1-How you maintain the stock. 2-How to sale dead stock. 3- How you increase the sale.
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Maintaining stock, selling dead stock, and increasing sales in spare parts management.
• To maintain stock, implement a robust inventory management system that tracks stock levels, reorder points, and lead times.

• Regularly conduct stock audits to identify excess or obsolete inventory.

• Implement a first-in, first-out (FIFO) system to ensure older stock is sold first.

• To sell dead stock, consider offering discounts, bundling w...read more
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Q1. If the vehicle is ready to delever but suddenly some parts are required for the vehicle which is not available in store then how can you arrange the Parts on urgent basis.
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In such a situation, I would follow a few steps to arrange the parts on an urgent basis.
• I would first check if the required parts are available at any nearby stores or suppliers.

• If the parts are not available locally, I would contact other branches or dealerships to check their stock.

• In case the parts cannot be sourced locally, I would explore the option of overnight shipping or express delivery from the manufacturer o...read more
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