Hatsun Agro Product SAP Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q2. Share details of your previous job.
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Q3. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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Q4. Tell me about yourself.
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Q1. Tell me about your current role
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Q2. Questions around projects
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Q1. Question around current experience and challenges faced in current role and some scenario based questions
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Q1. Same as round 2 but with senior leadership
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Q1. With Onshore team members about current experience and work guidance
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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I would like to discuss my salary expectations further during the negotiation process.
• Express willingness to discuss salary expectations further

• Highlight the importance of negotiation process

• Avoid giving a specific salary figure at this stage
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Q2. Salary negotiations and offer roll out
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I have been asked questions on Business Intelligence case study scenarios..

Q1. Write DAX code for Pareto Chart, Repeated Customers, Dynamic Top Products and Relationship between storage space and brand sales
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Q2. Correlation concepts
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Q1. Could you run me through your resume and what do you currently do?
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I have a background in marketing and currently work as a Marketing Specialist at XYZ Company.
• Started my career as a Marketing Intern at ABC Company

• Promoted to Marketing Coordinator at DEF Company

• Currently responsible for developing and implementing marketing strategies at XYZ Company
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Q2. How many types of ad can you create in Amazon?
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There are several types of ads that can be created on Amazon, including Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Sponsored Display ads.
• Sponsored Products ads showcase individual products and appear in search results and on product detail pages.

• Sponsored Brands ads feature a custom headline, logo, and multiple products, and appear in search results.

• Sponsored Display ads target audiences both on and off Amazon, and can ...read more
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Q3. How do you divide your budget for the campaigns? What’s the reasoning behind it?
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Budget for campaigns is divided based on goals, target audience, and historical performance.
• Allocate budget based on campaign goals - whether it's brand awareness, lead generation, or sales.

• Consider target audience - allocate more budget to channels where the target audience is most active.

• Analyze historical performance - invest more in channels that have shown higher ROI in the past.

• Divide budget strategically to ensu...read more
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Q4. In Sponsored Products, how many types of campaigns can you make?
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There are three types of campaigns in Sponsored Products: Automatic, Manual, and Targeting.
• Automatic campaigns are created by Amazon's algorithm based on product information.

• Manual campaigns allow you to choose specific keywords and set your own bids.

• Targeting campaigns let you target specific products or categories.

• Examples: Automatic campaign for a new product, Manual campaign for a specific keyword, Targeting campai
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You will be asked to make a presentation of not more than 6 slides answering few questions about your strategy to make campaigns on E-commerce platform

Q1. Run through your resume
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Experienced professional with a background in project management and team leadership.
• Started career as a project coordinator at XYZ Company

• Promoted to project manager after successfully leading multiple projects to completion

• Managed a team of 10 individuals and consistently met project deadlines

• Implemented new project management software to streamline processes
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Q2. Similar technical questions but not in detail about Amazon
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Q3. Some deep dive into what you do currently ?
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Q4. Why are you leaving the current organisation? What is that one thing that is stopping you to stay?
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Seeking new challenges and growth opportunities in a different environment.
• Desire for career advancement and growth

• Seeking new challenges and learning opportunities

• Looking for a better work-life balance

• Company culture or values misalignment

• Compensation or benefits concerns
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Q5. Tell me what do you do other than working?
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Outside of work, I enjoy hiking, reading, and volunteering at a local animal shelter.
• Hiking in nearby trails and mountains

• Reading a variety of genres, from fiction to self-help

• Volunteering at an animal shelter, helping with feeding and cleaning tasks
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Q1. Are you familiar to environment where you have to explain what is it that you do to a 5 year old?
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Yes, I am familiar with explaining complex concepts in a simple manner to a 5 year old.
• I have experience breaking down technical information into easy-to-understand language

• I use analogies and visual aids to help simplify complex ideas

• I adjust my communication style based on the individual's level of understanding

• For example, when explaining my job as an Associate Manager, I might say 'I help make sure everyone is doin
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Q2. How do you resolve conflicts with stakeholders?
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I resolve conflicts with stakeholders by actively listening, finding common ground, and proposing mutually beneficial solutions.
• Actively listen to all parties involved to understand their perspectives and concerns

• Find common ground and areas of agreement to build rapport and trust

• Propose mutually beneficial solutions that address the needs and interests of all stakeholders

• Mediate discussions to facilitate open communic...read more
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Q3. Tell me a difficult situation where you were stuck. What was it and how did you manage to come out of it?
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I was stuck in a project with conflicting requirements from different stakeholders.
• Identified the key requirements from each stakeholder

• Communicated effectively with all parties to understand their needs

• Negotiated and found a compromise that satisfied all stakeholders

• Implemented the solution while keeping everyone informed of the progress
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Q1. Salary Negotiations
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Q2. Date of Joining
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I am available to join immediately upon receiving an offer.
• Available to join immediately upon receiving an offer

• Flexible with start date if needed

• Excited to start as soon as possible
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Analysis & Commentary on P&L

Q1. Examples of variable expenses
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Variable expenses are costs that fluctuate based on business activity or usage.
• Examples include utilities, raw materials, shipping costs, and sales commissions.

• Variable expenses can be controlled by monitoring usage and finding ways to reduce costs.

• These expenses are directly related to the level of production or sales in a business.
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Q1. Personal introduction
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Q2. Salary discussion
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