DuPont Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Logical Reasoning, English Comprehension

Accounting Assessment - Journal Entries, Golden rules

Q1. Introduce yourself.
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I am a recent graduate with a degree in finance, eager to learn and grow in the field. I have completed internships in financial analysis and have strong analytical skills.
• Recent graduate with a degree in finance

• Completed internships in financial analysis

• Strong analytical skills

• Eager to learn and grow in the field
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Q2. Who is your role-model?
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My role-model is Warren Buffett, the legendary investor known for his value investing approach and long-term perspective.
• Warren Buffett's disciplined approach to investing inspires me to focus on long-term value creation rather than short-term gains.

• His emphasis on continuous learning and improvement motivates me to constantly seek knowledge and grow in my field.

• Buffett's philanthropic efforts and commitment to giving ...read more
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Q3. Journal entries for Prepaid Expenses.
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Q4. How can internal control be implemented in a company?
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Internal control can be implemented in a company through various measures such as segregation of duties, regular audits, and implementing policies and procedures.
• Segregation of duties to prevent fraud and errors

• Regular audits to ensure compliance with policies and procedures

• Implementing policies and procedures to guide employees on proper conduct and processes

• Establishing a system of checks and balances to monitor and ...read more
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Q5. Types of Financial Statements.
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Financial statements are documents that provide information about a company's financial performance and position.
• Income Statement: Shows a company's revenues and expenses over a specific period of time.

• Balance Sheet: Provides a snapshot of a company's assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific point in time.

• Cash Flow Statement: Details the cash inflows and outflows of a company during a specific period.

• Statement of ...read more
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Q6. How to calculate Cash flow from Operating Activities?
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Cash flow from operating activities is calculated by adjusting net income for non-cash items and changes in working capital.
• Start with net income from the income statement

• Add back non-cash expenses like depreciation and amortization

• Adjust for changes in working capital items like accounts receivable, accounts payable, and inventory

• Subtract any non-operating gains or losses

• Example: Cash flow from operating activities = ...read more
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Q7. What would you do if you are responsible for your friend's mistakes?
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I would address the situation directly with my friend, take responsibility for any part I played, and work together to find a solution.
• Have an open and honest conversation with my friend about the mistakes made

• Take responsibility for any role I may have played in the mistakes

• Collaborate with my friend to come up with a plan to rectify the situation

• Support my friend in making amends and learning from the experience
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Q8. What would you do if you make an error in your work?
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I would immediately take responsibility for the error, analyze the root cause, and work towards finding a solution to rectify it.
• Acknowledge the mistake and take responsibility for it

• Communicate the error to the relevant stakeholders

• Analyze the root cause of the error to prevent future occurrences

• Work towards finding a solution to rectify the error

• Seek guidance or assistance if needed

• Learn from the mistake and implemen
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Aptitude test was little tricky

Q1. What is account payables
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Account payables are amounts owed by a company to its suppliers or vendors for goods or services purchased on credit.
• Account payables represent a company's short-term liabilities

• They are typically recorded as current liabilities on the balance sheet

• Companies often have terms for payment, such as net 30 or net 60, which indicate when the payment is due

• Examples include invoices from suppliers for raw materials, utilities
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Q2. Golden rule of accounting
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The golden rule of accounting states that debit what comes in and credit what goes out.
• Debit what comes in and credit what goes out

• Assets = Liabilities + Equity

• Helps maintain the balance in financial statements
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Q1. Walk me through the resume
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I have a strong background in finance with experience in financial analysis, forecasting, and reporting.
• Started my career as a financial analyst at XYZ Company, where I was responsible for analyzing financial data and preparing reports

• Implemented cost-saving strategies that resulted in a 10% increase in company profits

• Proficient in financial modeling and forecasting techniques using Excel and other financial software

• Co...read more
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Q2. Strength and weakness
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Q1. Why do you want to join Dupont?
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Q2. What are your salary expectations
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Q3. Why did you leave last organisation
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Q1. This is mainly based on your skills.
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60 MIN, general logical testing

Q1. Accounting rules
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Q2. Short term long term goals
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