Crown Solutions Associate Executive Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Written exam Questions based on: # basic human anatomy # basic human skeletal system # gland location and function # various kinds of diseases (bacterial, viral) # Eponym disease and about (match the fo...read more
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Q1. Tell me about yourself Basic interaction.
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Q1. Basic knowledge about our self and communication
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q1. How do you handle stress?
Ans. When faced with a chellenging situation, I like to take a step back and analyze the issue from different angles. After Assessing the situation, I develop a plan of action that outline short-term as well as long term solution
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Q1. Self introduction
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Q1. Face to face interview
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Q1. Tell about your previous company experience ?
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I worked as a Process Associate at XYZ Pvt. Ltd.
• Handled customer queries and complaints through email and phone calls

• Maintained accurate records of customer interactions and transactions

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to resolve customer issues

• Achieved 95% customer satisfaction rating

• Trained new hires on company policies and procedures
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Q2. Technical Questions & some logical math questions were asked.
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Q3. Lot more questions were asked from my Resume ! so make sure you are strong enough in things that you mentioned in your resume.
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Q4. Some sensitive questions were asked like 1. How long will you be able to stay if I select you ? 2. What do you think of your previous company's weakness ?
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Q1. What does IOC stand for and what is its significance?
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IOC stands for Inversion of Control, a design principle that enhances modularity and testability in software development.
• IOC allows for better separation of concerns, making code easier to manage.

• It promotes loose coupling between components, enhancing flexibility.

• Commonly implemented using Dependency Injection (DI) frameworks like Spring.

• Example: Instead of a class creating its dependencies, they are provided external
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Q2. What is a Spring Container?
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A Spring Container is a core component of the Spring Framework that manages the instantiation, configuration, and lifecycle of application objects.
• Manages beans: The Spring Container creates and manages the lifecycle of beans defined in the application context.

• Dependency Injection: It supports dependency injection, allowing for loose coupling between components.

• Configuration: Beans can be configured using XML, annotati...read more
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