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Anonymous
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I applied via LinkedIn and was interviewed in Oct 2024. There were 3 interview rounds.
Great assignment very relevant help me showcase my skills
Great discussions and open forum and collboration
(4 Questions)
- Q1. Practical examples to showcase my skills
- Q2. Using Amazon STAR framework explain in detail one achivement
- Ans.
Implemented a new customer feedback system resulting in a 20% increase in customer satisfaction
Identified the need for a more efficient feedback system
Designed and implemented the new system using Amazon STAR framework
Analyzed data to track customer satisfaction levels before and after implementation
Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure successful implementation
- Q3. Next 3 years where do you want to reach
- Q4. Personal vs professional goals
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Selected
I applied via Approached by Company and was interviewed in Jun 2024. There were 2 interview rounds.
(1 Question)
- Q1. Tell me about yourself and why do you wanna work in Finkraft.
- Ans.
I am a dedicated and analytical business analyst with a passion for problem-solving. I am excited about the opportunity to work at Finkraft due to its innovative approach and collaborative work environment.
I have a strong background in data analysis and business process improvement.
I am drawn to Finkraft's reputation for cutting-edge technology and forward-thinking strategies.
I thrive in collaborative work environments...
Topic it was more to do on the case studies related to BA.
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Selected
I applied via Referral and was interviewed in Oct 2023. There were 4 interview rounds.
It was a say 'mass interview', as there were multiple people present for the same interview...we were all categorized by our work and similarities, etc (I'm guessing by our resumes and a Typeform with multiple questions about ourselves, skills, etc) and only a few from every group discussion; it's useless mentioning what we talked about and the case studies, introduction, etc as it keeps on changing and for every 'group' it's, well, different. It wasn't, say, 'easy' I must say but luckily I got selected (and I'd made a friend during the process he didn't get selected;() it was a new process for me though, as I'm used to the one-on-ones but it was unique and refreshing. And for the people who couldn't or didn't get assessed based on the Typeform, they get the one-on-ones, and they're comparatively easier BUT you should know not to 'fake' while interviewing because getting into this dream company maybe easy the real hard part starts from when you're in the company working with real-time data and talking to fortune 500 clients.
The assignment was relatively hard but relevant to the company's work, I must say though the job was challenging it was fun and there were candidates with me some doing almost the same thing as me (as the work is mostly personalized) it was nice knowing their input and oh my god the candidates looked so much more smarter lol (I was really nervous as the crowd was so damn good) but the senior management was always there for us which was really nice as I had a lot of questions.
(1 Question)
- Q1. The one-on-one round was I must say nerve-racking as all the seniors looked polished and intimidating but at the same time super sweet! They calmed me down as they saw how nervous I was and how hellbent on...
(1 Question)
- Q1. Now, comes the interview with the big bosses, THE FOUNDERS, I was SWEATINGG, but they are really sweet too I must say, and they were way more poised and polished than the senior management, and Mrs. Taruna...
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Anju Patel
(1 Question)
- Q1. Tell me about yourself
- Ans.
I am a dedicated and experienced Production Engineer with a strong background in manufacturing processes and quality control.
I have a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from XYZ University.
I have worked for 5 years in the manufacturing industry, focusing on optimizing production processes and ensuring product quality.
I am proficient in using CAD software and have experience in implementing lean manufacturing p...
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Devyani Mudiraj
(4 Questions)
- Q1. Why do we want to join us
- Ans.
I want to join your company because of its reputation for innovation and growth opportunities.
I am impressed by the company's track record of success and growth in the industry.
I believe that joining your team will provide me with the opportunity to work on challenging projects and develop my skills.
I am excited about the potential for career advancement and professional development within the company.
I am drawn to the...
- Q2. Why do we want to switch
- Ans.
We want to switch to improve efficiency, access new opportunities, and stay competitive in the market.
To improve efficiency by utilizing new technologies or processes
To access new opportunities for growth or expansion
To stay competitive in the market by adapting to changing trends or customer demands
- Q3. Salary expectations
- Q4. Can you join from tomorrow
- Ans.
I am available to start from tomorrow.
Yes, I can join from tomorrow.
I am ready to start immediately.
I can begin my role starting tomorrow.
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I applied via Approached by Company and was interviewed in Aug 2023. There were 4 interview rounds.
(4 Questions)
- Q1. Database design , coding question
- Q2. Generic schema design for ERPs
- Ans.
Generic schema design for ERPs involves creating tables for entities like customers, products, orders, etc. with relationships between them.
Identify main entities like customers, products, orders, etc.
Create tables for each entity with relevant attributes.
Establish relationships between entities using foreign keys.
Normalize the database to reduce redundancy and improve efficiency.
Consider scalability and flexibility in
- Q3. General Dsa questions
- Q4. JavaScript basics
A full stack app with employee details
(1 Question)
- Q1. They fooled me by saying a hike after 3 months of working
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I applied via LinkedIn and was interviewed in Aug 2023. There was 1 interview round.
(2 Questions)
- Q1. Reference from previous manager
- Q2. Are you good at negotiating?
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Sooraj Kapur
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6 Questions
- Q1. Choosing between two car varieties based on various costs
- Ans.
Choosing between two car varieties based on various costs
Consider upfront costs such as purchase price and financing options
Factor in ongoing costs such as fuel efficiency and maintenance
Evaluate potential resale value
Compare insurance rates
Consider any additional features or benefits of each car
Make a decision based on overall cost-effectiveness and personal preferences
- Q2. Choosing between in-branch and out-branch ATM's (factoring in various parameters)
- Ans.
Choosing between in-branch and out-branch ATM's based on various parameters
Consider the location and accessibility of the ATM
Analyze the cost of installation and maintenance
Evaluate the security measures in place
Assess the customer demand and usage patterns
Factor in the availability of other banking services at the branch
Out-branch ATMs may be more cost-effective but in-branch ATMs offer better customer experience
- Q3. Choosing a marketing strategy for Capital One (Phone Calls or Letters)
- Ans.
Phone calls are more effective for Capital One's marketing strategy.
Phone calls allow for immediate feedback and personalized communication.
Letters may be ignored or lost in the mail.
Capital One can track phone call success rates and adjust their strategy accordingly.
Phone calls can also be used to cross-sell and upsell products.
Letters may be more appropriate for certain types of communication, such as legal notices o
- Q4. Narrate a time when you sought the help of your peers and tell me the outcome
- Ans.
I sought help from my peers when I faced a complex data analysis problem.
I explained the problem to my peers and asked for their suggestions.
We brainstormed and discussed various approaches to solve the problem.
One of my peers suggested a new tool that could simplify the analysis process.
I tried the tool and it worked perfectly, saving me a lot of time and effort.
The outcome was a successful completion of the project w
- Q5. Tell me a time when you overcome an obstacle in a project or task and the outcome
- Ans.
Overcoming an obstacle in a project
During a software development project, we faced a challenge with integrating a third-party API
I researched and found a workaround by using a different API that provided similar functionality
I presented the solution to the team and we implemented it successfully
The outcome was that we were able to deliver the project on time and within budget
- Q6. Tell me of a time you learned something new for a project/work
- Ans.
I learned about agile methodology for a project
Attended a training session on agile methodology
Implemented agile methodology in a project
Learned about sprints, backlogs, and daily stand-up meetings
Improved project efficiency and communication with team members
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It was basic data interpretation questions. They gave us a graph or a couple of graphs and asked questions based on them. Calculators were permitted, so it was mostly about speed and application.
Tips: Solve CAT level questions for Data Interpretation, which is a more advanced level. That should make these questions relatively easy. Just practice sums as much as possible to crack this first round.
Duration: 35 minutes
Total Questions: 30
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: The company basically looks for how logically you think as well as how effectively you can communicate while working on a problem. The question will be a relatively straightforward case with basic math involved. There are three rounds of Case Interviews, with varying problem statements, to test your thought and working process
Tips: Ensure you write everything systematically, and keep the conversation going with your interviewer. Tell him/her what you are doing constantly. Double check your work, ask questions and be calm and confident. The process is very relaxed so take your time. If you have a doubt, don't hesitate to get it clarified. Organise your workings clearly so you may come back to it easily. Don't get flustered if you make a mistake, check your working and correct it.
Round: Behavioural Interview
Experience: This was the last round of interviews. It was very relaxed. If you've made it this far then you have a very good chance of receiving an offer letter. It's more of an HR Interview with easy flowing conversation. It is to gauge your communication ability and to get a better understanding of what you've done previousy in terms of work, projects, etc.
Tips: Be calm. It's a very relaxed interview with a flowing conversation. Be confident. Don't be afraid to take a moment to think. Ensure you answer the questions in a manner that highlights previous work that you've done, or any other accomplishments. DON'T LIE. Be genuine and calm.
General Tips: I've already said all there is to say earlier. But I'll re-iterate. The interviewers are very nice and relaxed. So just be yourself. Communicate effectively and be organised in your thoughts and workings.
Skill Tips: Don't be nervous. The process is well organised and conducted. It is swift and interesting too. Just stay calm and don't be shy.
Skills: Analytic Thinking, Logic, Communication Ability
College Name: NIT Surathkal
Motivation: I loved the job profile and it was the first company I sat for on campus. I didn't want to continue with any tech related jobs. The company too, has a fantastic atmosphere in the work place.
I applied via Campus Placement
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. A case study to find out what is more profitable: monthly or daily bus membership
- Ans.
To determine profitability between monthly and daily bus membership, conduct a cost-benefit analysis.
Gather data on the cost of monthly and daily bus passes
Determine the frequency of usage for each pass type
Calculate the total cost of using each pass type over a given period
Compare the costs to the benefits of each pass type, such as convenience and flexibility
Consider external factors, such as the availability of park...
- Q2. A case study with profitability of ATMs
- Q3. Case study on choice of means of transport
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It was an easy test with basic DI and LR questions. There were around 18 questions to be done in 20 minutes.
Calculator is allowed so speed was not be a problem.
Tips: A great presence of mind and accuracy is needed. Try some CAT style DI/LR questions.
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: Initially, the interviewer asked me a general question of what factors should be kept in mind while renting a new place near the office as well as if it is away from the office. Then the case study data was given, and various profit and loss questions were asked with some tricky conditions.
Tips: Maintaining one's cool and calm is a must. Try to solve the questions fast, but it is always better to give a late answer than a wrong answer.
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: Some general financial knowledge was tested, as in what are the possible sources of income of commercial banks. Then the ATM case study was given, in which I had to ascertain the places in which setting up an ATM will be profitable. I was also asked to draw graphs for the profit/loss equations, and had to interpret some data from it too.
Tips: Strong mathematical skills and basic knowledge of economics will come in handy in such interviews.
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: This was the final case study, and was similar to the previous ones, with a bit more tricky cases. Some HR questions were asked:
Why Capital One?
Why analytics?
And similar ones.
Skills: Case Analysis, Quantitative Aptitude, Economics, Quick Maths
Duration: 3
College Name: IIT Roorkee
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