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I was interviewed before Nov 2018.
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4 Questions
- Q1. Hr round ..is salary discussion round
- Q2. Very less salary hike
- Q3. Share ur previous experience ,how will you deal with this situation
- Q4. How will you deal with the customer
- Ans.
I will deal with customers by being empathetic, understanding, and providing solutions to their problems.
Listen actively to the customer's concerns and show empathy
Offer solutions or alternatives to resolve the issue
Maintain a professional and respectful attitude at all times
Follow up with the customer to ensure satisfaction
Document all interactions and resolutions for future reference
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SAP Fico Consultant Interview Questions & Answers
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Anonymous
posted on 17 Dec 2020
Interview Questionnaire
5 Questions
- Q1. How many levels are there in GL master?
- Ans.
There are multiple levels in GL master, including company code level, chart of accounts level, and general ledger account level.
GL master has different levels to organize financial data.
The highest level is the company code level, which represents a legal entity.
Below the company code level, there is the chart of accounts level, which defines the structure of accounts.
Finally, at the lowest level, there are general led...
- Q2. What is the cash flow field for in GL master?
- Ans.
The cash flow field in GL master is used to track the cash flow category of a general ledger account.
The cash flow field helps in classifying the general ledger account based on the type of cash flow it represents.
It allows for better analysis and reporting of cash flows within the organization.
Examples of cash flow categories include operating activities, investing activities, and financing activities.
By assigning the...
- Q3. How do you pay only particular vendor invoices from F110?
- Ans.
To pay only particular vendor invoices from F110, you can use the 'Payment Block' field in the vendor master data.
In the vendor master data, set the 'Payment Block' field to 'X' for the invoices you don't want to pay.
When running F110, select the 'Payment Block' option and enter 'X' to only pay invoices without the payment block.
This will exclude the invoices with the payment block from the payment run.
- Q4. What is the table for parked documents?
- Q5. Have you worked with Abap financial modules? (SE37)
- Ans.
Yes, I have worked with ABAP financial modules (SE37).
I have experience working with ABAP financial modules in SAP FICO.
I am familiar with the SE37 transaction code in SAP, which is used for Function Module maintenance.
I have utilized ABAP programming language to develop and enhance financial functionalities in SAP FICO.
I can provide examples of ABAP programs I have developed for financial modules if required.
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Hexaware Technologies
Anonymous
posted on 28 Sep 2020
Interview Questionnaire
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- Q1. Tell me about yourself
- Q2. Why do you work with this company
- Q3. Why do you want to this job
- Q4. What are your greatest strength
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Amazon Development Centre India
Madhuraj Mohanty
posted on 2 Sep 2020
I applied via Naukri.com and was interviewed in Aug 2020. There were 6 interview rounds.
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. What are the achievement you have got in your life.
- Q2. Why you think you are different from other?
- Q3. What's your choice /hobby ...
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Sutherland Global Services
H.Shamsun Nihar
posted on 6 Jul 2017
I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed before Jul 2016. There were 3 interview rounds.
Interview Questionnaire
4 Questions
- Q1. Tell about your self
- Ans.
I am a customer-oriented professional with excellent communication skills and a passion for providing exceptional service.
Strong interpersonal skills
Ability to empathize with customers
Effective problem-solving abilities
Experience in handling customer complaints and inquiries
Proficient in using customer support software
Proven track record of meeting customer satisfaction goals
- Q2. Why you choosing our company
- Ans.
I am choosing your company because of your excellent reputation and commitment to customer satisfaction.
Your company has a proven track record of providing exceptional customer care.
I have heard positive feedback from friends and colleagues about their experiences with your company.
Your company's values align with my own, particularly in regards to prioritizing customer satisfaction.
I am impressed by the range of servi...
- Q3. What will you do if you were given 1 millions in amount in your hand. How will you spend it?
- Ans.
I would invest a portion of the money, donate to charity, and use the rest for personal expenses.
Invest a portion of the money to secure future financial stability
Donate a portion to charity to help those in need
Use the remaining amount for personal expenses such as travel, home improvements, and savings
- Q4. If you want to be an animal like any animal in the world? Which animal you would like to be?
- Ans.
I would like to be a dolphin because of their intelligence, agility, and ability to swim freely in the ocean.
Dolphins are known for their high level of intelligence and problem-solving abilities.
They are incredibly agile and can swim at high speeds, performing acrobatic jumps and flips.
Being a dolphin would allow me to explore the vastness of the ocean and interact with other marine creatures.
Dolphins are highly social...
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Experience: I reached the office at morning 9. Why because they mentioned the interview time was 9 in the offer letter. I was the only one who went there first I was waiting till 10:30, one by one people who got selected in campus drive came After certain number of people came one HR came and escort all the participants in a place like an auditorium. Then they explain about their company and all the stuffs and it got noon. I went to eat with the people who came for the interview and I met so many peoples they became friends to me. After that I started to have interview in calls. Then waited for the results it became evening But unfortunately I didn't got selected,its because that was my first interview I was really nervous and may be my answers were not that much satisfier. After that I left from there. But now I'm ready to face anything.
Tips: You just have to think like we are taking to a customer,our main aim has to make them feel satisfied. Talk with Courage and confidence.
Skills: Communication
College Name: Dhanalakshmi srinivasan college of arts and science for women
I applied via Recruitment Consultant and was interviewed in Mar 2018. There were 4 interview rounds.
Interview Questionnaire
1 Question
- Q1. Asked general questions about previous company & experience. expectation about salary.
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Aptitude test, psycho matrix test, Logical Test,
General Tips: This interview was a technical one but was majorly a stress test. It lasted for about 1 hour 10 minutes. The interviewer wanted to test both my knowledge and communication skills. Most of the questions asked to me were related to my B.Tech curriculum i.e. computer science related topics. He stressed a lot on the basics related to my project topic. Luckily I was able to answer most of the questions correctly. I tried to answer each question with examples and also used props on the table (like pens, paperweights, pen stands etc.) to explain my theories. It was my first offcampus interview, and I think I did pretty well for a fresher.
You need to stay calm and should apply presence of mind. Please go through the job description thoroughly word-by-word and recheck your resume to ensure that you are a best-fit for the position.
Skills: Communication, Body Language, Problem Solving, Analytical Skills, Leadership, Presentation Skills, Time Management, Decision Making Skills
Duration: <1 week
Interview Questionnaire
1 Question
- Q1. Easy interview They only asked about personal life, hobbies and about infosys
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Aptitude, Reasoning, Essay writing
Interview Questionnaire
2 Questions
- Q1. What would you suggest Kishore Biyani against us (Flipkart) to stay in competition?
- Ans.
Kishore Biyani can stay in competition against Flipkart by focusing on offline retail, expanding product range, and improving customer experience.
Kishore Biyani can leverage his expertise in offline retail to create a seamless omnichannel experience for customers.
He can expand the product range to include more exclusive and niche products that are not available on Flipkart.
Improving customer experience by offering pers...
- Q2. Demand of TVs next year? Specify one 'good' and one 'bad' approach
- Ans.
The demand for TVs next year is uncertain. A good approach would be to conduct market research and analyze trends, while a bad approach would be to rely solely on intuition.
Good approach: Conduct market research to understand consumer preferences and trends
Good approach: Analyze past sales data and industry forecasts to predict demand
Bad approach: Rely solely on intuition or gut feeling without any data or research
Bad ...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Each and every one was given sufficient time to express their opinions but since there are more than 100 guys you are competing with, do try to make an impression somewhere on the mind of the recruiter.
Tips: Nothing specifically, similar to the cliche GDs that all the other firms take but the only point to be kept in mind in case of Flipkart is, from the list of 120 odd people it is gonna come down to 50. So, try to keep that in mind.
Duration: 15-20 minutes
Round: Guesstimate Interview
Experience: It was pretty chilled out, since they will try to help you all along. Difficulty level was okayish, nothing to be afraid of. Slight CV grilling and basic HR questions too were covered in this round. No monsters there.
Tips: Make use of the paper they give you. try to be as graphically illustrative as possible. Think out loud. Make them move along with you, hence if you get stuck up they will be able to help you instantly, saving you some time. Also, this will keep them involved and interested in you.
Round: Case Study Interview
Experience: I took a moment to jot down some points, no one in the the panel seemed to complain(I guess :P). I suggest 5-6 possible strategies and elaborated specifically. Not much counter questioning( Maybe they liked the answer or maybe the question was a meager formality :P)
Tips: Again, nothing to be afraid of. Not the consultancy type cases where framework building and segmentation is necessary. Here they will try to judge your business acumen rather than your 'Case In Point' MuggPower.
Skill Tips: "Keep yourself updated. If you are reading ET regularly and have a fair idea about the case analysis strategies, it will be walk through the cake."
Skills: Communication Skills, Business Sense
College Name: IIT Kharagpur
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KPMG India
Krishna Ginjupalli
posted on 10 Mar 2015
Interview Questionnaire
11 Questions
- Q1. Tell us about yourself?
- Ans.
I am a highly motivated individual with a passion for problem-solving and a strong work ethic.
I have a degree in business administration and experience in consulting.
I am skilled in data analysis and have experience with various software tools.
I am a quick learner and enjoy working in a team environment.
I am fluent in English and Spanish and have experience working with clients from diverse backgrounds.
- Q2. Why do you want to choose consulting now as your career option?
- Ans.
I am interested in consulting because of the opportunity to work on diverse projects and solve complex problems.
I enjoy problem-solving and finding creative solutions
I am excited about the prospect of working with a variety of clients and industries
Consulting offers the chance to continuously learn and develop new skills
I am drawn to the fast-paced and dynamic nature of consulting work
Examples: working on a project to ...
- Q3. What kind of skills do you think you have suitable for that? Tell us 5?
- Ans.
I have strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, teamwork, and time management skills.
Analytical skills: ability to analyze data and draw meaningful insights
Problem-solving skills: ability to identify problems and find effective solutions
Communication skills: ability to convey ideas clearly and effectively
Teamwork skills: ability to work collaboratively with others towards a common goal
Time management skills: ...
- Q4. Having said perseverance as 1 quality, they asked me to tell 10 components of a mobile tower? I can use my mobile connection and tell in 3 min!!!
- Q5. Do you want to do MBA after this?
- Ans.
Yes, I am considering pursuing an MBA in the future.
I believe an MBA would provide me with valuable skills and knowledge to advance my career.
I am currently focused on gaining experience in consulting and developing my skills in this field.
I plan to research MBA programs and determine the best fit for my career goals.
Examples of skills I hope to gain through an MBA program include leadership, strategic thinking, and fi
- Q6. You seem to have done a lot of Marketing? What have you done here when you worked as ......?
- Ans.
I have experience in marketing through various channels such as social media, email campaigns, and events.
Managed social media accounts and created content to increase engagement and followers
Developed and executed email campaigns to promote products and services
Organized and executed successful events to increase brand awareness and generate leads
- Q7. Discussion on my love for travelling? Where have you been, etc!
- Q8. What is so special about Delhi since you have been here since 4 years?
- Ans.
Delhi is a city of contrasts, blending ancient and modern cultures, and offering a unique experience to visitors.
Delhi is a city with a rich history and culture, with numerous historical monuments and landmarks such as the Red Fort, Qutub Minar, and India Gate.
It is also a modern city with a vibrant nightlife, shopping malls, and restaurants offering a variety of cuisines.
Delhi is known for its street food, which is a ...
- Q9. Preferred place of posting? Will you even go to Calcutta?
- Ans.
I am open to any location and willing to work in Calcutta.
I have no specific preference for location
I am willing to work in any city where the company needs me
I am excited to explore new places and cultures
I have heard great things about Calcutta and would be happy to work there
- Q10. Some Questions on the work i did in my college, which is there on my resume?
- Q11. Estimate the no. of affordable homes (according to New govt. project) that will be needed to be constructed in Andhra Pradesh?
- Ans.
The estimated number of affordable homes needed in Andhra Pradesh according to the new government project.
Analyze the current housing situation in Andhra Pradesh
Consider the population growth rate and demographic trends
Assess the income levels and affordability of the target population
Evaluate the government's budget and resources for the project
Collaborate with local stakeholders and experts for insights and recommend
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: There were many profiles in KPMG for which they wanted to recruit - Strategy and operations consulting, Edu Analyst, etc. Since there was no test conducted for any of these profiles, they directly shortlisted through resume. There seemed to be a CGPA cutoff of 7 looking at the list of candidates who have been called for further rounds.
Round: Guesstimate Interview
Experience: This interview was taken by 2 people. People generally prepare for puzzles, case studies, guesstimates, etc through out the semester. But frankly i went on to sit for these campus placements with very less preparation on any of these.So i was a bit worried on how i can pull of an interview without all of that! What i did realize from the entire experience - from mine and that of my friends, is that the questions given in the interviews are not really tough. One can solve them if he just thinks through the problem there and then itself- without thinking that I have not done this earlier, i didn't prepare, etc. I did do some mistakes while solving the problem, but they helped me to correct them in the process and arrive at the solution.
Tips: Here again as everyone say, YES, What they are looking at is the way you are structuring or solving the problem. How much are you comfortable with numbers, pulling off simple calculations with that, etc. Having said all of that above, about preparation, BUT it does help and a bit of practice earlier only makes one feel more confident for the interview!
Good communication skills is always a plus for any interview. The way you tell about yourself, the work you did, etc. And this is something that any company expects now in the age we live in.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: This interview was taken by 3 people, which is enough to make anyone a bit nervous when you have a panel interviewing rather than a single person. Even i was! Also they were trying to create a STRESS environment by countering most of the things i said or questioning them even more. They were also friendly at the same time. I didn't have prepared answers for any of the questions asked, i was just very honest with them on what i really felt about each one of them. And if there is one thing i learnt from all the interviews - 3 in total that i faced, being honest and confident is the key to crack to the interviews. I think that way i sort of started building a connect with them with the really HONEST answers that i gave them - something that i believed in truly! So they liked me that way.
Tips: Being prepared again with a few basic questions about yourself will help. Like knowing your strengths, why do u want to do that job, etc. It will anyways be helpful to know about yourself through these questions. But be prepared to get any kind of question in this kind of HR interview. Just be Honest. I very much believe in this " Dil ki baat dil pe hi lagti hai" :) :P
Look into the eyes of the panel when you are speaking. Helps build connect with them. Present yourself just the way you are. I m sure, They ll love you! One easy technique to get over these nervousness and all of that is start feeling the panel as someone like your friend, family, etc whom you are just meeting and telling YOUR STORY in those 30-40 min, that will ease out of a lot of things.
General Tips: Although this company didnt take a test. But generally most of the companies did take a test. So prepare for them. Prepare through CAT books, it is enough. Practice can be done on the net as well.For interviews prepare for Guesstimates, Case study and look into some standard puzzles. For case study prep, "Case in point" is the best and will suffice! Others- Guesstimates and puzzles can be looked up for on the net.
Preparation (which will help you be confident as well) + Honesty + Communication skills is the key!!!
Skills: Problem solving , How you are structuring a problem!, Mental Math, Number crunching
College Name: IIT DELHI
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: On my own, with feedback from friends. Kept it simple, so that even a layman could understand what I've done in the various projects that I was involved in. It pays to be truthful, and yet, at the same time, to advertise one's achievements. In most of the interviews a random point on my resume was picked out and I was asked about it.
Round: Group Discussion
Experience: I did prepare in a group for the one day of case study prep that I did (and my other group member managed to get into BCG), so I guess it probably helps more than preparing alone.
Round: Puzzle Interview
Experience: Typical puzzles come coupled with recurrences which can in turn be coded into algorithms. See if you can get your hands on any of these.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: Interviews were puzzles based, plus algorithm/coding based. The puzzles weren't easy, but were doable with sufficient time. Two of my interviewers were happy to provide me with hints along the way and I kept telling them what I was thinking, no matter how naive it might be - for example, I'd give an exponential algorithm for a greedy/dynamic programming problem [if that's Greek and Latin to you you probably don't have a shot at Google!] and then tell them that it was a bad algorithm, and that I was trying for something better next. Typical minchange-optimal division type recurrence based algorithms were common, coupled with coding of the same algorithms [brushing up on coding skills helps!]. I was also asked questions on Operating Systems [some synchronization / TeX type questions], Cryptography and some puzzles based on simple intuition and mathematics.
Round: Other Interview
Experience: No Preparation. CSE BTech curriculum + common sense more than covers what one can be asked in the interview. It probably helps to be fresh with C++ syntax, however. Written test + 4 interviews (45 minutes each). 10 shortlisted at the end of the written test, 5 shortlisted at the end of the first two interviews, 4 (2 BTech, 2 MTech) made final offers.
Tips: Ideally, any BTech/DD from CSE should be well prepared without doing much, except probably practising coding. Algorithms: Greedy and Dynamic Programming crucial. Learn how to solve recurrences, if you don't know already. Don't know how important graph algos are, but searching, sorting are pretty important too. Brush up on these if you don't remember. Operating Systems: Synchronization
Skill Tips: Keep it cool with Google. Even a t-shirt is fine (they told me that - even though I was wearing a tie). Consulting interviews require the usual Shirt - Jacket - Tie combo. It helps to wear a jacket to hide the crumpled shirt inside. Smile!
College Name: IIT BOMBAY
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