Concentrix Corporation Interview Questions and Answers for Freshers

Q1. Introduction and Education.
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Q2. How you spent your last day. Or last birthday?
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I spent my last birthday surrounded by family, enjoying a homemade dinner and sharing laughter over a cake decorated with my favorite theme.
• Started the day with a relaxing morning, sipping coffee while reading a book.

• Had a small family gathering in the evening with a homemade dinner.

• Enjoyed a cake decorated with a theme from my favorite movie.

• Played board games and shared stories, creating lasting memories.

• Received tho...read more
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Q3. How you spent your last day.
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On my last day, I focused on wrapping up projects, sharing knowledge with colleagues, and reflecting on my journey.
• Completed final tasks: I ensured all my projects were up to date and documented for a smooth transition.

• Knowledge sharing: I held a brief meeting to share insights and tips with my team, helping them with ongoing challenges.

• Personal reflection: I took time to reflect on my experiences, noting key lessons l...read more
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Email writing, Fill in the blanks, Paragraph writing, Versant round (hear the audio in american accent) and repeat or typing.

Q1. It was operational round
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Q2. Here they ask about your work experience and your interests and knowledge about your job role on which you are hired. Supposed you are hired for a laptop technical chat support, they will ask everything ab...read more
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Q1. 1.What is difference between IPv4 and IPV6 2.CMOS,,Will computer work if CMOS is not there 3.How will you troubleshoot Internal Speak..How will you Update Audio drive (in details..every step of operation) ...read more
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IPv4 and IPv6 differ in address length and capacity; CMOS stores BIOS settings; troubleshooting involves systematic checks and updates.
• IPv4 vs. IPv6: IPv4 uses 32-bit addresses (e.g., 192.168.1.1) while IPv6 uses 128-bit addresses (e.g., 2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334), allowing for more devices.

• CMOS: CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) stores BIOS settings; without it, the computer may not retain s...read more
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Q2. Basic behaviour questions related to resume
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Q3. Why didn't you mention some of your intership and courses in resume ..as you are telling about it in interview
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Q4. 5 Internal components of CPU that you can't see
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The CPU contains several internal components that manage processing tasks, including the ALU, control unit, and registers.
• Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU): Performs all arithmetic and logical operations, such as addition, subtraction, and comparisons.

• Control Unit (CU): Directs the operation of the processor, telling the ALU, memory, and I/O devices how to respond to instructions.

• Registers: Small, fast storage locations with...read more
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Q5. As you first did internship on data science after that you did software testing course, why so much transition in career path?
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I transitioned from data science to software testing to broaden my skill set and adapt to industry demands.
• Diverse Skill Set: Gaining experience in both data science and software testing allows me to understand the full software development lifecycle.

• Adaptability: The tech industry is constantly evolving; learning software testing after data science helps me stay relevant and versatile.

• Problem-Solving: Data science tau...read more
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Q1. I recently attended an interview and would like to share my experience. The interviewer asked only a few questions, which I answered correctly and with clarity. In fact, the interviewer even acknowledged t...read more
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Q2. I hope this feedback helps improve the candidate experience in the future.
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It is easy and straightforward, unlike carving a sculpture from a mountain.

Q1. Introduce yourself.
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Enthusiastic customer support professional with a passion for helping others and a strong background in problem-solving.
• Background in customer service: Worked at XYZ Company for 2 years, assisting customers with inquiries and resolving issues.

• Strong communication skills: Regularly received positive feedback for clear and empathetic communication with customers.

• Problem-solving abilities: Successfully handled complex cus...read more
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Q2. If you switching your industry then why do you want to switch?
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I want to switch industries to leverage my skills in customer support and pursue my passion for helping others.
• Desire for growth: I seek new challenges that can enhance my professional development.

• Passion for customer service: I have always enjoyed helping people and resolving their issues.

• Transferable skills: My experience in communication and problem-solving can be valuable in any industry.

• Interest in the new industr...read more
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Q3. What type of work you used to do in your previous role?
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In my previous role, I provided customer support, resolved inquiries, and ensured customer satisfaction through effective communication.
• Handled customer inquiries via phone, email, and chat, ensuring timely responses.

• Resolved technical issues by guiding customers through troubleshooting steps, such as resetting devices.

• Maintained detailed records of customer interactions in the CRM system for future reference.

• Collabora...read more
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