Blinkit Cluster Manager Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Experienced

Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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Q2. What have you learned during your career journey?
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Throughout my career, I've learned the importance of adaptability, teamwork, and continuous learning in achieving success.
• Adaptability: In my previous role, I had to quickly adjust to new technologies, which improved our team's efficiency by 30%.

• Teamwork: Leading a diverse team taught me that collaboration fosters innovation; we launched a project that increased client satisfaction by 25%.

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Q3. What problem did you encounter recently, and how did you resolve it?
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Faced a resource allocation issue in the cluster, resolved by optimizing scheduling and enhancing communication among teams.
• Identified resource contention during peak usage hours, leading to performance degradation.

• Conducted a thorough analysis of workload patterns to understand usage spikes.

• Implemented a new scheduling algorithm that prioritized critical tasks while balancing load.

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Q4. What is your understanding of inventory management?
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Inventory management involves overseeing and controlling stock levels to optimize efficiency and reduce costs.
• Ensures optimal stock levels to meet customer demand without overstocking.

• Utilizes techniques like Just-In-Time (JIT) to minimize holding costs.

• Involves tracking inventory turnover rates to identify slow-moving items.

• Employs software systems for real-time inventory tracking and reporting.

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Q5. If a person completes 2-3 orders per hour, and a store processes 1,000 orders per day, how many riders would be needed to handle that volume?
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Calculate the number of riders needed to process 1,000 orders daily at 2-3 orders per hour.
• Each rider completes 2-3 orders per hour.

• Assuming an average of 2.5 orders per hour per rider.

• In an 8-hour shift, one rider can complete 20 orders (2.5 orders x 8 hours).

• To process 1,000 orders, you would need 50 riders (1,000 orders ÷ 20 orders per rider).

• If the order completion rate is higher, fewer riders would be needed.
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Q6. If a person takes less than 20 seconds to pick each item, and there are 6 items per order, with a store handling 1000 orders per day, how many pickers are required?
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Q1. Basic round, Ops round, HR round
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Q2. About urself, scenarios,situations
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Consolidator sales and liquidation

Q1. Situations where you have to put individual efforts
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In situations where individual efforts are required, I have taken on tasks independently and successfully completed them.
• Completing a research project individually

• Preparing a presentation without assistance

• Solving complex problems without collaboration

• Managing a personal project from start to finish

• Taking ownership of tasks and delivering results
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Planning and customer experience

Q1. People management
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