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Progressive Infovision Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. 1. HOW WILL YOU FIND OUT ACTUAL PRICE OF ANY ONE MATERIAL WHICH YOU WANT TO PURCHASE?
To find the actual price of a material, I would follow these steps:
Research the market price of the material
Contact multiple suppliers to get quotes
Compare the quotes and negotiate for the best price
Consider factors such as quality, delivery time, and payment terms
Ensure that the final price includes all applicable taxes and fees
Q2. After how much days you gave payment to supplier of delivery?
Payment to supplier is usually made within 30 days of delivery.
Payment is made within 30 days of delivery
Payment terms are agreed upon with the supplier beforehand
In some cases, early payment discounts may be negotiated
Late payments may result in penalties or strained supplier relationships
Q3. How will you find out suppliers for buying new material?
I will use online directories, industry contacts, and trade shows to find potential suppliers.
Research online directories such as ThomasNet and Alibaba
Network with industry contacts and ask for referrals
Attend trade shows and exhibitions to meet suppliers in person
Compare prices, quality, and delivery times from multiple suppliers
Negotiate terms and conditions to ensure the best deal for the company
Q4. How you did payment in your previous factory?
Payments were made through a combination of electronic transfers and physical checks.
Electronic transfers were used for regular payments such as salaries and utility bills.
Physical checks were used for one-time payments such as vendor payments and equipment purchases.
All payments were recorded in a ledger for accounting purposes.
Payments were approved by the relevant department heads before being processed.
Q5. How will you make PO in SAP
To make PO in SAP, navigate to the procurement tab and select create PO. Fill in the required details and save the PO.
Navigate to procurement tab
Select create PO
Fill in required details
Save the PO
Q6. What is Bargaining
Bargaining is a negotiation process between two parties to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
Bargaining involves making offers and counteroffers
Both parties try to find a middle ground
It is common in business transactions and labor unions
Example: Negotiating the price of a car with a salesperson
Example: Collective bargaining between a union and an employer
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