Dhanuka Laboratories Interview Questions and Answers

Nice aptitude questions of logical reasons and data interpretation

Q1. Basic analytical case study.
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Q2. Guesstimates and Computer Science basics
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Q1. What projects have you handled?
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I have handled various projects including implementing new sales strategies, launching new products, and improving customer service processes.
• Implemented new sales strategies to increase revenue by 15%

• Launched a new product line which resulted in a 20% increase in market share

• Improved customer service processes leading to a 30% decrease in customer complaints
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Q2. What challenges did you face while working on the project?
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I faced challenges with coordinating team members, managing tight deadlines, and adapting to unexpected changes.
• Coordinating team members with different schedules and priorities

• Managing tight deadlines and ensuring all tasks were completed on time

• Adapting to unexpected changes in project scope or requirements
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Q1. Do you know adobe analytics
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Yes, I am familiar with Adobe Analytics and have experience using it for data analysis.
• I have used Adobe Analytics to track website traffic and user behavior

• I have created custom reports and dashboards using Adobe Analytics

• I am proficient in extracting insights from Adobe Analytics data to drive business decisions
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Q2. Explain example of window function
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Q1. Explain example of window function
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Q2. A question using aggregate function and case when in sql
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Using SQL aggregate functions with CASE WHEN allows for conditional data analysis and summarization.
• Aggregate functions like COUNT, SUM, AVG can be combined with CASE WHEN for conditional calculations.

• Example: SELECT COUNT(CASE WHEN status = 'active' THEN 1 END) AS active_count FROM users;

• This counts only the active users in the users table.

• You can also use it to categorize data, e.g., SELECT AVG(salary) AS avg_salary,...read more
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