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Q1. Near by location how to complete my target with bsm &team sales casa not b. R. O
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Q1. If you hire me you will surely get a good sales officer. If you don't hire me then I will understand that I am lacking somewhere.
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Q2. I know how to solve problems and I complete my target easily
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Q1. If you support me then I can complete my target with perfection and in a simple manner.
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Q2. If you select me then it will be a great thing for me
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Q1. I currently work in axis bank
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Bandhan Bank is a private sector bank in India that offers banking services to all socio-economic sections. The bank's mission is to provide financial solutions to all Indians in an inclusive and sustainable manner.
Features
Savings accounts: Offers free transactions like cash withdrawals at other bank ATMs, funds transfers, and NEFT transactions through the mobile app
Financial literacy: Aims to deepen financial inclusion in rural communities
Universal banking: Serves all socio-economic sections across the country
History
Founded by Chandra Shekhar Ghosh in 2015
Ghosh is a proponent of financial inclusion in India
The bank has been recognized as a scheduled bank by the RBI
Core values
Cost effective and simple
Respect for all
Exemplary governance
Accountability
Professionalism and discipline
Transparency and integrity
Effective team work and commitment
Deposit insurance
Depositors of Bandhan Bank are eligible for deposit insurance cover of up to Rs 5 lakhs in case the bank defaults

Bandhan Bank is a private sector bank in India that offers banking services to all socio-economic sections. The bank's mission is to provide financial solutions to all Indians in an inclusive and sustainable manner.
Features
Savings accounts: Offers free transactions like cash withdrawals at other bank ATMs, funds transfers, and NEFT transactions through the mobile app
Financial literacy: Aims to deepen financial inclusion in rural communities
Universal banking: Serves all socio-economic sections across the country
History
Founded by Chandra Shekhar Ghosh in 2015
Ghosh is a proponent of financial inclusion in India
The bank has been recognized as a scheduled bank by the RBI
Core values
Cost effective and simple
Respect for all
Exemplary governance
Accountability
Professionalism and discipline
Transparency and integrity
Effective team work and commitment
Deposit insurance
Depositors of Bandhan Bank are eligible for deposit insurance cover of up to Rs 5 lakhs in case the bank defaults

Bandhan Bank is a private sector bank in India that offers banking services to all socio-economic sections. The bank's mission is to provide financial solutions to all Indians in an inclusive and sustainable manner.
Features
Savings accounts: Offers free transactions like cash withdrawals at other bank ATMs, funds transfers, and NEFT transactions through the mobile app
Financial literacy: Aims to deepen financial inclusion in rural communities
Universal banking: Serves all socio-economic sections across the country
History
Founded by Chandra Shekhar Ghosh in 2015
Ghosh is a proponent of financial inclusion in India
The bank has been recognized as a scheduled bank by the RBI
Core values
Cost effective and simple
Respect for all
Exemplary governance
Accountability
Professionalism and discipline
Transparency and integrity
Effective team work and commitment
Deposit insurance
Depositors of Bandhan Bank are eligible for deposit insurance cover of up to Rs 5 lakhs in case the bank defaults
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Bandhan Bank is a private sector bank in India that offers banking services to all socio-economic sections. The bank's mission is to provide financial solutions to all Indians in an inclusive and sustainable manner.
Features
Savings accounts: Offers free transactions like cash withdrawals at other bank ATMs, funds transfers, and NEFT transactions through the mobile app
Financial literacy: Aims to deepen financial inclusion in rural communities
Universal banking: Serves all socio-economic sections across the country
History
Founded by Chandra Shekhar Ghosh in 2015
Ghosh is a proponent of financial inclusion in India
The bank has been recognized as a scheduled bank by the RBI
Core values
Cost effective and simple
Respect for all
Exemplary governance
Accountability
Professionalism and discipline
Transparency and integrity
Effective team work and commitment
Deposit insurance
Depositors of Bandhan Bank are eligible for deposit insurance cover of up to Rs 5 lakhs in case the bank defaults

Bandhan Bank is a private sector bank in India that offers banking services to all socio-economic sections. The bank's mission is to provide financial solutions to all Indians in an inclusive and sustainable manner.
Features
Savings accounts: Offers free transactions like cash withdrawals at other bank ATMs, funds transfers, and NEFT transactions through the mobile app
Financial literacy: Aims to deepen financial inclusion in rural communities
Universal banking: Serves all socio-economic sections across the country
History
Founded by Chandra Shekhar Ghosh in 2015
Ghosh is a proponent of financial inclusion in India
The bank has been recognized as a scheduled bank by the RBI
Core values
Cost effective and simple
Respect for all
Exemplary governance
Accountability
Professionalism and discipline
Transparency and integrity
Effective team work and commitment
Deposit insurance
Depositors of Bandhan Bank are eligible for deposit insurance cover of up to Rs 5 lakhs in case the bank defaults

Q1. What is your notice period, and what is your current salary?
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My notice period is 1 month, and my current salary is $60,000 per year.
• Notice period is 1 month

• Current salary is $60,000 per year
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Q2. What is your notice period?
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My notice period is one month.
• Notice period is one month

• Standard notice period in the industry

• Can be negotiable based on circumstances
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Q1. What is an amortization entry?
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An amortization entry is a financial transaction that spreads the cost of an intangible asset over its useful life.
• Amortization entries are used to gradually reduce the value of intangible assets on the balance sheet.

• They are typically recorded as a debit to amortization expense and a credit to the intangible asset account.

• Examples of intangible assets that may require amortization entries include patents, trademarks,
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Q2. What is the process for recording a depreciation entry in accounting?
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Depreciation entry in accounting involves allocating the cost of an asset over its useful life.
• Calculate the depreciation expense using a chosen method (straight-line, double-declining balance, units of production, etc.)

• Debit the depreciation expense account and credit the accumulated depreciation account

• Adjust the book value of the asset on the balance sheet

• Repeat the process each accounting period until the asset is
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Q3. What are the types of reconstruction currently being undertaken?
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Types of reconstruction currently being undertaken include urban, environmental, and infrastructure reconstruction.
• Urban reconstruction - rebuilding of cities and towns after natural disasters or conflicts

• Environmental reconstruction - restoration of ecosystems and habitats

• Infrastructure reconstruction - repairing or upgrading of roads, bridges, and utilities

• Examples: rebuilding of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, ...read more
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Q4. What is your reason for seeking a job change?
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Seeking new challenges and growth opportunities in a dynamic work environment.
• Looking for new challenges and opportunities for growth

• Seeking a more dynamic work environment

• Interested in taking on more responsibilities as an Assistant Manager
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Q5. What automation ideas have you implemented or suggested in your current processes?
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Implemented automation ideas include introducing automated email notifications for order status updates and setting up automated data backups.
• Introduced automated email notifications for order status updates to improve communication with customers

• Set up automated data backups to ensure data security and prevent loss

• Suggested implementing automated inventory management system to streamline operations and reduce manual e
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Q6. What is the accounting entry for prepaid expenses?
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Prepaid expenses are assets paid for in advance but not yet used, so the accounting entry involves debiting an asset account and crediting a liability account.
• Debit the Prepaid Expense account (asset account) to increase its balance

• Credit the Cash/Bank account or Accounts Payable account to decrease the balance

• As the prepaid expense is used up, it is recognized as an expense on the income statement

• Examples: Prepaid ren
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Q1. What is the amortization entry?
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Amortization entry is a financial accounting process of spreading the cost of an intangible asset over its useful life.
• Amortization entry is used to allocate the cost of intangible assets such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks over their useful life.

• It helps in matching the expense of the asset with the revenue it generates.

• The entry typically involves debiting amortization expense and crediting accumulated amorti...read more
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Q2. What is your understanding of Lean?
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Lean is a methodology focused on maximizing customer value while minimizing waste.
• Lean is about continuously improving processes to eliminate waste and increase efficiency.

• It involves identifying value from the customer's perspective and streamlining operations to deliver that value.

• Lean principles include Kaizen (continuous improvement), Just-in-Time production, and Jidoka (automation with a human touch).

• Examples of L...read more
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Q3. What is your understanding of Six Sigma
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Six Sigma is a data-driven methodology used to improve processes by reducing defects and variations.
• Six Sigma aims to achieve near perfection in processes by identifying and eliminating causes of defects or errors.

• It uses statistical tools and techniques to measure and analyze process performance.

• The goal of Six Sigma is to reduce variation and improve efficiency, ultimately leading to cost savings and customer satisfa...read more
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Q4. What are the techniques used in Six Sigma?
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Six Sigma techniques include DMAIC, Lean Six Sigma, Root Cause Analysis, and Statistical Process Control.
• DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) is a structured problem-solving methodology used to improve processes.

• Lean Six Sigma combines Six Sigma methods with Lean manufacturing principles to reduce waste and improve efficiency.

• Root Cause Analysis is a technique used to identify the underlying cause of a pr...read more
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Q5. What is a service level?
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A service level is a metric used to measure the performance of a service provider in meeting customer expectations.
• Service level agreements (SLAs) define the expected level of service to be provided

• Service levels are often expressed as a percentage of time that a service is available or delivered within a certain timeframe

• Monitoring and reporting on service levels helps identify areas for improvement

• Example: A service ...read more
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Q6. What are Service Level Agreements (SLAs)?
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SLAs are agreements between a service provider and a customer that outline the level of service expected.
• SLAs define the scope, quality, and responsibilities of the service provider.

• They include metrics such as response time, resolution time, and uptime guarantees.

• Penalties may be specified for failing to meet SLA requirements.

• Examples include a web hosting company guaranteeing 99.9% uptime or a call center promising t
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Q7. What automation ideas have you proposed for the current processes?
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I have proposed implementing robotic process automation (RPA) for repetitive tasks, using workflow automation tools, and integrating AI for data analysis.
• Proposed implementing robotic process automation (RPA) for repetitive tasks to increase efficiency

• Suggested using workflow automation tools to streamline processes and reduce manual errors

• Recommended integrating AI for data analysis to improve decision-making and fore
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Q8. What is the case study regarding the entry for accrued expenses?
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Accrued expenses refer to expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid.
• Accrued expenses are recorded as liabilities on the balance sheet.

• They are typically recognized at the end of an accounting period.

• Examples include accrued salaries, interest, and utilities.

• Accrued expenses are important for accurate financial reporting.
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Q1. API Gateway implementation
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API Gateway implementation is a centralized service that routes, manages, and secures API calls.
• API Gateway acts as a single entry point for all API calls

• It can handle authentication, rate limiting, caching, and request/response transformations

• Examples include AWS API Gateway, Apigee, Kong
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Q2. Circuit breaker implementation
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Circuit breaker is a design pattern used to prevent system overload by temporarily stopping requests to a failing service.
• Circuit breaker monitors requests to a service and opens when the service fails repeatedly.

• It helps prevent cascading failures and allows the system to gracefully degrade.

• Once the circuit breaker is open, it can periodically check if the service has recovered before allowing requests again.
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Q3. What is deadlock? How to avoid it?
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Deadlock is a situation in which two or more processes are unable to proceed because each is waiting for the other to release a resource.
• Avoid circular wait by ensuring processes request resources in the same order.

• Prevent hold and wait by requiring processes to request all needed resources at once.

• Implement a timeout mechanism to break potential deadlocks.

• Use resource allocation graphs to detect and prevent deadlocks.

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Q4. Explain equals() method
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The equals() method is used to compare the contents of two objects for equality.
• The equals() method is a method of the Object class in Java.

• It is used to compare the contents of two objects for equality.

• The default implementation of equals() in the Object class compares memory addresses, so it is often overridden in custom classes to compare content.

• Example: String class overrides equals() method to compare the content
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Q5. How mongodb was integrated in your application?
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MongoDB was integrated in the application by using the official Java driver and configuring connection settings.
• Used the official MongoDB Java driver to interact with the database

• Configured connection settings such as host, port, database name, and authentication credentials

• Implemented CRUD operations using MongoDB Java driver methods

• Utilized MongoDB aggregation framework for complex queries
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Q6. What is hibernate?
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Hibernate is an open-source Java framework that simplifies the development of database interactions in Java applications.
• Hibernate is an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool that maps Java objects to database tables.

• It provides a way to perform database operations using Java objects instead of writing SQL queries.

• Hibernate handles the mapping of Java classes to database tables and vice versa, as well as the generation ...read more
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Q7. Runnable vs Callable interface
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Runnable is a functional interface with a single run() method, while Callable is a functional interface with a single call() method.
• Runnable is used for tasks that do not return a result, while Callable is used for tasks that return a result.

• Callable can throw checked exceptions, while Runnable cannot.

• Callable returns a Future object, which can be used to retrieve the result of the computation.

• Example: Runnable - execu...read more
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Q8. Which type of data is returned by Callable interface?
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The Callable interface in Java returns a Future object.
• Callable interface returns a Future object which represents the result of a computation that may not be available yet.

• The Future object can be used to retrieve the result of the computation, check if it is done, or cancel the computation.

• Example: Callable<Integer> task = () -> { return 42; }
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Q9. HashMap internal working
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Q10. Concurrent HashMap internal working
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Q11. How to monitor health of your application?
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Monitor application health using metrics, logs, alerts, and performance monitoring tools.
• Use monitoring tools like Prometheus, Grafana, or New Relic to track key metrics such as CPU usage, memory usage, response times, and error rates.

• Implement logging to record important events and errors in your application. Use tools like ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) for log analysis.

• Set up alerts to notify you of any...read more
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Q12. How to call an API in a Microservice architecture?
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To call an API in a Microservice architecture, use HTTP requests or messaging protocols like gRPC.
• Use HTTP requests to communicate between microservices

• Implement RESTful APIs for easy integration

• Leverage messaging protocols like gRPC for efficient communication

• Consider using service discovery mechanisms for dynamic API calls
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Q13. Explain Profiles
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Profiles in Java are configurations that define the capabilities of a Java platform.
• Profiles allow developers to target specific types of devices or applications.

• They help in reducing the size of the Java runtime environment by including only the necessary APIs.

• Examples include Java SE Embedded Profile for embedded devices and Java SE Compact Profile for resource-constrained environments.
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Q14. What is OpenFeign, and how is it used in microservices architecture?
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OpenFeign is a declarative web service client used to simplify the process of making HTTP requests in microservices architecture.
• OpenFeign allows developers to define RESTful web services as interfaces and automatically generate the necessary implementation code.

• It integrates seamlessly with Spring Cloud and other microservices frameworks to facilitate communication between services.

• OpenFeign supports features like loa...read more
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Q15. What is the implementation process for service registry and discovery?
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Service registry and discovery involves registering services and allowing clients to discover and connect to them.
• Implement a service registry where services can register themselves with metadata

• Use a service discovery mechanism for clients to find and connect to services

• Implement health checks to ensure services are available and healthy

• Use a load balancer to distribute traffic among multiple instances of a service
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Q16. What are Spring boot actuators?
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Spring Boot Actuators are built-in tools that provide insight into the running application.
• Actuators expose various endpoints to monitor and manage the application.

• They can be used to check health, metrics, environment details, and more.

• Examples include /actuator/health, /actuator/metrics, and /actuator/env.
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Q17. Synchronous vs Asynchronous communication
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Synchronous communication is blocking, while asynchronous communication is non-blocking.
• Synchronous communication waits for a response before continuing, while asynchronous communication does not wait.

• Examples of synchronous communication include traditional function calls, while examples of asynchronous communication include callbacks and promises.

• Synchronous communication can lead to performance issues if there are d...read more
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Q18. Explain Synchronized keyword
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Synchronized keyword is used in Java to control access to shared resources by multiple threads.
• Synchronized keyword can be applied to methods or code blocks to ensure only one thread can access the synchronized code at a time.

• It prevents race conditions and ensures thread safety by creating a lock on the object or class.

• Example: synchronized void myMethod() { // synchronized code block }
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Q19. What are the consequences of excessively using synchronized blocks and methods in Java?
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Excessive use of synchronized blocks and methods in Java can lead to performance issues and potential deadlocks.
• Decreased performance due to increased contention for locks

• Potential deadlocks if multiple threads are waiting for each other to release locks

• Increased complexity and difficulty in debugging and maintaining code

• Use synchronized sparingly and consider alternatives like ConcurrentHashMap or Lock interface
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Q20. How can you determine the number of threads needed for your application?
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The number of threads needed for an application can be determined based on factors like the type of tasks, hardware resources, and performance requirements.
• Consider the type of tasks your application needs to perform - CPU-bound tasks may benefit from more threads, while I/O-bound tasks may not.

• Take into account the hardware resources available - more threads may be beneficial on a multi-core processor compared to a si...read more
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Q21. Explain Executor framework
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Executor framework is a framework in Java that provides a way to manage and execute tasks asynchronously.
• Allows for managing thread execution in a more efficient way

• Provides a way to decouple task submission from task execution

• Supports various types of executors like ThreadPoolExecutor and ScheduledExecutorService

• Helps in handling tasks concurrently and asynchronously
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Q22. Explain BlockingQueue
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BlockingQueue is an interface in Java that represents a queue which supports operations that wait for the queue to become non-empty when retrieving an element and wait for space to become available in the queue when adding an element.
• BlockingQueue is part of the java.util.concurrent package.

• It is used for implementing producer-consumer scenarios where multiple threads are involved.

• Methods like put() and take() are used...read more
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Q1. Why did you leave your previous company?
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Seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth.
• Desire for career advancement

• Looking for new challenges

• Seeking better work-life balance

• Company restructuring or downsizing

• Relocation to a new area
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Q2. Other basic questions asked regarding the relevant skills and technologies I have worked with.
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Q1. Can you provide a self-introduction that includes details about your studies, overall work experience, job roles and responsibilities, personal struggles, life goals, family background, and hobbies?
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Q2. How do you manage your work-life balance while being the sole earner in your family, and what strategies do you use to handle your responsibilities?
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The test you will take will be related to the profile for which you are interviewing, such as sales or aptitude, meaning that it will assess your abilities and knowledge. It will evaluate your verbal language skills, reasoning capabilities, and overall eligibility. This test is designed to analyze your thought process, including how quickly you can solve the questions, as well as to measure your intelligence.

This test includes questions related to sales, such as how to create a pipeline, how to follow up with cold and warm leads, and how to shortlist leads. It also addresses customer handling, product pitching, and conditions for selling a product according to the customer’s needs, as well as how to highlight key points and features. Additionally, it discusses negotiation strategies, mathematical problems, questions related to English language passages, and techniques for solving math problems. Finally, it mentions that you will be given a paragraph or a task on which you are required to write about 400 to 600 words according to your understanding.

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Q1. Compatiblity with work
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I prioritize work compatibility by aligning my skills and values with the organization's goals.
• I ensure my work style and communication methods align with the team's dynamics.

• I adapt to the company's culture and values to enhance collaboration and productivity.

• I seek feedback and make adjustments to improve my performance and fit within the organization.

• I prioritize work-life balance to maintain productivity and well-b...read more
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Q1. Full day working flexiblity
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Q2. Distance from home
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The distance from home is a key factor to consider when evaluating a job opportunity.
• Consider the commute time and transportation options available

• Think about the impact on work-life balance and personal well-being

• Evaluate the potential cost of commuting and the convenience of the location
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Q1. About myself and my educational
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Q2. Any experience in the banking sector
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Q3. Any experience to banking sector
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Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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Experienced technical writer with a background in software development and a passion for clear and concise communication.
• Over 5 years of experience in technical writing for software products

• Proficient in creating user guides, API documentation, and release notes

• Strong background in software development, allowing for effective collaboration with engineers

• Skilled in translating complex technical concepts into easy-to-und...read more
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Q2. What do you know about DITA XML, which tags have you used in your documents, what are keywords, and what is DITA mapping, have you ever created graphics or illustrations, types of DITA topics, benefits of ...read more
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DITA XML is a structured content standard used for creating technical documentation.
• DITA XML is a structured content standard for technical documentation

• Commonly used tags include <topic>, <title>, <body>, <section>

• Keywords are used to categorize content for easy retrieval

• DITA mapping is the process of linking topics together in a hierarchy

• Graphics and illustrations can be created and included i...read more
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Q3. What do you know of Agile Methodology and Scrum?
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Agile Methodology and Scrum are popular project management frameworks used in software development.
• Agile Methodology is a flexible approach to software development that emphasizes incremental delivery, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

• Scrum is a specific Agile framework that divides work into sprints, with daily stand-up meetings and regular reviews.

• Scrum roles include Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Developm...read more
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Q4. What do you do in case of conflict with SMEs, have you worked with any global audience, what kind of documents have you created, how do you estimate time needed for your document.
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In case of conflict with SMEs, I prioritize clear communication and collaboration. I have experience working with global audiences, creating various types of documents, and estimating time needed for each project.
• In case of conflict with SMEs, I prioritize clear communication and collaboration to find a resolution that meets both our needs.

• I have worked with global audiences by adapting my writing style to suit differe...read more
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Q5. How do you receive input, what are DDLC and SDLC, what style guides have you used for creating documents, how do you ensure accuracy in your document.
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I receive input through meetings and emails, DDLC is Document Development Life Cycle, SDLC is Software Development Life Cycle, I use APA and Chicago style guides, I ensure accuracy through thorough research and review.
• Receive input through meetings with subject matter experts and stakeholders

• DDLC (Document Development Life Cycle) is the process of creating, editing, and publishing documents

• SDLC (Software Development Li...read more
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Q6. What is design thinking, have you ever communicated with developers, what do you do when you do not have enough information but the deadline is already near?
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Design thinking is a problem-solving approach that focuses on understanding the user's needs and creating innovative solutions.
• Design thinking involves empathizing with users, defining the problem, ideating solutions, prototyping, and testing.

• Yes, I have communicated with developers to understand technical aspects and constraints of the project.

• When lacking information near a deadline, I prioritize the most critical as...read more
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Q7. Have you worked with any version control systems?
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Yes, I have experience working with version control systems.
• I have used Git for version control in my previous roles.

• I am familiar with branching, merging, and resolving conflicts in Git.

• I have also worked with SVN (Subversion) in the past.
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