BigBasket Production Supervisor Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Family background educational information personal details self introduction
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Q2. Work culture
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Q1. Haccp plan detail
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Q2. PRPs, OPRP control measure
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Q3. Process line of old company
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The process line of the old company involved multiple stages of production with a focus on efficiency and quality.
• The process line started with raw material inspection and quality control.

• Next, the raw materials were processed through various stages such as mixing, shaping, and heating.

• Quality checks were conducted at each stage to ensure product specifications were met.

• The final stage involved packaging and labeling o...read more
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Q4. Inputs output ratio
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Inputs output ratio is a measure of the relationship between the resources used and the results achieved.
• Inputs output ratio is calculated by dividing the total inputs by the total outputs.

• A high inputs output ratio indicates inefficiency, while a low ratio indicates efficiency.

• For example, if a company spends $100,000 on production inputs and generates $200,000 in revenue, the inputs output ratio would be 0.5.
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Q5. Manpower handling
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Q1. Salary discussion
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Q1. How work for me this job?
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Q2. Which department selection me?
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What decided for me. Do you selected me this job

Q1. WHat is Payment Aggregator
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A payment aggregator is a service provider that allows merchants to accept payments through multiple payment methods.
• Payment aggregators consolidate payments from various sources and process them on behalf of the merchant.

• They provide a single point of access for merchants to accept payments from customers using different payment methods.

• Examples of payment aggregators include PayPal, Stripe, and Square.
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Q2. UPI functionalities
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Q1. Why you want to change
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I want to change because I am seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth

• Want to expand my skillset and knowledge

• Looking for a more dynamic and innovative work environment

• Desire to take on more responsibility and leadership roles

• Want to work with a company that aligns with my values and goals
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Q2. What is your KPI
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My KPI is to ensure production targets are met while maintaining quality standards and minimizing costs.
• My KPI is to monitor and improve production efficiency

• I track production output and ensure it meets targets

• I focus on reducing waste and minimizing downtime

• I work to improve quality standards and reduce defects

• I aim to optimize costs and increase profitability

• Examples of KPIs include production output, defect rate, d
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Q3. What is your positive things in you
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I am a highly organized and detail-oriented individual with strong leadership skills.
• Strong organizational skills: I have a proven track record of effectively managing production schedules and ensuring timely delivery of projects.

• Attention to detail: I pay close attention to every aspect of the production process, ensuring that quality standards are met.

• Leadership abilities: I have successfully led teams of production ...read more
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Q1. Steam consumption per mt
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Steam consumption per mt is dependent on various factors such as production process, equipment efficiency, and fuel source.
• Steam consumption per mt can vary depending on the type of production process being used.

• Efficiency of equipment can also impact steam consumption per mt.

• The fuel source being used to generate steam can also affect consumption.

• Regular monitoring and optimization of steam usage can help reduce consu...read more
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Q2. Cost per MT of production
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Cost per MT of production is the total cost of producing one metric ton of a product.
• It includes all direct and indirect costs incurred in the production process.

• The formula for calculating cost per MT is: Total production cost / Total production output in MT

• Examples of costs included are raw materials, labor, energy, maintenance, and overhead costs.

• Cost per MT can be used to evaluate the efficiency of production proce...read more
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Q1. When you will join
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I will be available to join as soon as possible.
• I am currently available and can start immediately.

• I can join within a week of receiving an offer.

• My notice period is [X] weeks/months, so I can join after that.

• I am flexible with the joining date and can discuss it further.
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Q1. Management related questions
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Q2. Like wo the Father of management
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Management related questions

Number system,percentages and permutations.

Q1. 1) what is java's first name? 2) what is JSE? 3)what is meant by java full stack? Answers: 1) OAK. 2) Java standard edision. 3) Java full stack contains the front end and backend technologies,testing tools...read more
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1) OAK. 2) Java Standard Edition. 3) Java full stack includes front end, back end, testing tools, and version control.
• Java's first name is OAK.

• JSE stands for Java Standard Edition.

• Java full stack refers to the combination of front end, back end, testing tools, and version control.

• Front end technologies include HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

• Back end technologies include Java, Python, and Ruby.

• Testing tools can include JUnit...read more
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Q2. What is an interpreter? An interpreter is a computer program that directly executes machine code instructions and runs java programme.
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An interpreter is a computer program that directly executes source code instructions.
• Interpreters translate and execute code line by line, rather than compiling the entire program first.

• They are commonly used in scripting languages like Python and JavaScript.

• Interpreters are generally slower than compilers, but offer more flexibility and ease of use.

• Examples of popular interpreters include the Python interpreter and th
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Q3. How many conditional statements are there? if, if else, else, switch
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There are four conditional statements: if, if else, else, and switch.
• The 'if' statement is used to execute a block of code if a certain condition is true.

• The 'if else' statement is used to execute a block of code if a certain condition is true, and another block of code if it is false.

• The 'else' statement is used to execute a block of code if the preceding 'if' or 'if else' condition is false.

• The 'switch' statement is ...read more
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Q4. What is Encapsulation ? it is a mechanism of combining the data and code in to a single unit.
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Encapsulation is combining data and code into a single unit.
• Encapsulation is a fundamental concept in object-oriented programming.

• It helps to hide the implementation details of an object from the outside world.

• It provides data security by preventing unauthorized access to the data.

• It allows for better maintainability and flexibility of code.

• For example, a class in Java encapsulates data and methods that operate on that
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