BA Continuum Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Stakeholder management
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Q1. What is Disaster management
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Disaster management involves planning, coordinating, and implementing measures to prevent, prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural or man-made disasters.
• Involves risk assessment, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery

• Requires coordination among various stakeholders such as government agencies, NGOs, and communities

• Examples include creating evacuation plans for hurricanes, setting up emergency shelte...read more
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Q1. Knowledge on Database testing.
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Q2. Knowledge on ETL
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Q3. Team management skills
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Q4. Knowledge on ALM.
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Q5. Knowledge on JIRA
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Q1. Knowledge on RDBMS
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Q1. Expected Compensation was discussed
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Q1. What is ADDLOCAL property
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ADDLOCAL property is used in Windows Installer to specify which features should be installed locally.
• ADDLOCAL property is used in Windows Installer to specify which features should be installed locally.

• It allows users to customize the installation by selecting specific features to be installed on their system.

• For example, if a software package has multiple features like 'Application', 'Documentation', and 'Help Files',...read more
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Q2. Handle installation of patch and upgrade in msi
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To handle installation of patch and upgrade in msi, use Windows Installer technology and follow specific steps.
• Use Windows Installer technology to create and apply patches

• Ensure the patch is compatible with the existing MSI package

• Test the patch in a controlled environment before deployment

• Upgrade the MSI package by creating a new version with updated features

• Follow best practices for patch and upgrade management
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Q1. What is supersedence and different detection methods
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Supersedence is the process of one update replacing another. Detection methods include version comparison, file hashes, and digital signatures.
• Supersedence is when a newer update replaces an older one in a software or system.

• Detection methods include comparing version numbers to determine if one update supersedes another.

• File hashes can be used to detect supersedence by comparing the unique hash values of files.

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Q2. What is trap in powershell
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In PowerShell, a trap is used to catch and handle errors or exceptions in a script.
• Traps are used to intercept specific types of errors or exceptions in PowerShell scripts.

• They can be used to perform custom error handling or logging.

• Traps are defined using the 'trap' keyword followed by the error type and the action to take.

• For example, 'trap { Write-Host 'Error occurred: $_' }' will catch any error and display a custo
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Q1. Basics of risk and financial products Knowledge of VaR and market risk
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Q1. How VaR is calculated? How it is different from SVaR and ES?
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VaR is calculated by estimating potential losses at a certain confidence level. SVaR and ES are alternative risk measures.
• VaR estimates potential losses at a certain confidence level, usually 95% or 99%

• SVaR (Stressed VaR) is a more conservative measure that takes into account extreme market events

• ES (Expected Shortfall) is the average of all potential losses beyond the VaR threshold

• VaR is a widely used risk measure in ...read more
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Q1. Types of derivatives, types of options, swaps,
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Derivatives include options and swaps which are used for hedging and speculation in financial markets.
• Types of derivatives include futures, forwards, options, and swaps.

• Types of options include call options and put options.

• Swaps include interest rate swaps, currency swaps, and commodity swaps.
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Q2. Tell me something about last job
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I was responsible for providing trade support and resolving issues for clients in a fast-paced environment.
• Managed trade discrepancies and resolved issues in a timely manner

• Communicated with clients to ensure smooth trade execution

• Collaborated with internal teams to streamline processes and improve efficiency
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Q1. Wich taype acb and vcb and how the difference
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ACB stands for Air Circuit Breaker and VCB stands for Vacuum Circuit Breaker. The main difference is the medium used for arc extinction.
• ACB uses air as the arc extinguishing medium, while VCB uses vacuum.

• ACBs are typically used for low voltage applications, while VCBs are used for medium to high voltage applications.

• VCBs are more reliable and require less maintenance compared to ACBs.

• ACBs are generally cheaper than VCB
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Q2. Types of transformer
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Transformers are devices that transfer electrical energy between two or more circuits through electromagnetic induction.
• Types of transformers include step-up transformers, step-down transformers, isolation transformers, auto transformers, and instrument transformers.

• Step-up transformers increase voltage levels, while step-down transformers decrease voltage levels.

• Isolation transformers are used to isolate the primary a...read more
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