Havells Manager Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Experienced

They ask me to tell your job responsibilities.

They want to know my Assignments and overall experience in my past companies.

Q1. Intro, pwat experience and expectations
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Q2. I have cleared all things
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Q1. Its a one to one discussion only.
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Q2. Its all about the relavent field of the candidates.
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Q3. Wahat is ur dear base, what is the present business volume etc
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My dear base is in strategic planning and my current business volume is $5 million.
• My dear base is in strategic planning

• Current business volume is $5 million
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Q4. How much ur annual ctc etc
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My annual CTC is confidential and I prefer not to disclose it.
• I am not comfortable sharing my exact annual CTC.

• I am open to discussing the salary range for this position.

• I am more interested in the growth opportunities and challenges this role offers.

• I am willing to negotiate a fair compensation package based on my skills and experience.
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Q5. Tell me about family backgrounds
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The question asks about the family backgrounds of the candidate.
• Provide a brief overview of your family background

• Highlight any notable achievements or experiences of your family members

• Discuss how your family background has influenced your values or work ethic
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Q6. What is ur expectations
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I expect a challenging role with opportunities for growth and development.
• Opportunities for learning and development

• A supportive and collaborative team environment

• Clear expectations and goals

• Regular feedback and performance evaluations

• Competitive compensation and benefits

• Work-life balance

• Opportunities for advancement within the company
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Q1. How to calculate fault level?
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Fault level is calculated by determining the maximum current that can flow through a fault in the power system.
• Determine the voltage of the power system

• Determine the impedance of the power system

• Use Ohm's law to calculate the maximum current that can flow through the fault

• Consider the type of fault (single-phase, two-phase, three-phase) and location in the power system

• Use software tools like ETAP or SKM to calculate fa
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