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Q1. Asked about basic details during the first call, primarily to cross-check your resume.
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Q1. A technical test was given like a case study.
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Q1. Met a senior employee and had a discussion on various things. Questions based on the case study were asked.
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Q1. The final interview with HR was more like attitude checking. Had a casual conversion shared preferences and all.
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Q1. What is AML and primary and secondary research?
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AML stands for Anti-Money Laundering. Primary research involves collecting data firsthand, while secondary research involves analyzing existing data.
• AML is a set of procedures, laws, and regulations designed to prevent the illegal generation of income through money laundering.

• Primary research involves conducting surveys, interviews, and experiments to gather new data.

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Q1. Explain HR core operating principles and workforce metrics that strengthen the Value preposition of workforce.
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HR core operating principles and workforce metrics enhance the value proposition of the workforce by aligning HR strategies with business goals.
• HR core operating principles include fairness, transparency, compliance, and continuous improvement.

• Workforce metrics such as turnover rate, employee engagement, productivity, and diversity can help measure the effectiveness of HR strategies.

• By focusing on these principles and ...read more
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Q2. Unique Challenges Faced from the Business Stakeholders and solution approached.
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Business stakeholders often have unique challenges that require tailored solutions from an Associate HRBP Lead.
• Building strong relationships with stakeholders to understand their needs and concerns

• Customizing HR strategies and solutions to align with business goals

• Providing proactive communication and support to address stakeholder challenges

• Collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement effective solutions

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STAGE 1: Introduction. Lasting approximately two to three minutes, you are meeting the interviewers and being escorted to the interview room. ...
STAGE 2: Q&A. ...
STAGE 3: Your Questions. ...
STAGE 4: Closing.

Group discussion is a discussion between a group of participants on a given subject. A group discussion typically forms a part of the selection process used by organisations and educational institutions. The candidates talk about the given topic to present facts, opinions and conclusions.

A case study is an appropriate research design when you want to gain concrete, contextual, in-depth kn

Group Discussion or GD is a type of discussion that involves people sharing ideas or activities. People in the group discussion are connected with one

Q1. Connected with the skills involved in a particular activity or subject
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Subject-based learning is a conservative and most obvious way to organize the curriculum through a subject-centered approach. It is a scientifically proven fact that when learning is through subject-specific approach there is a significant improvement in the four skills - speaking, listening, reading and writing.
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Q2. Management trainee
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Q3. Sales and marketing
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Q4. Our aim is simple: to empower job seekers. To date, we've helped over 15 crore individuals make smarter career choices. At AmbitionBox, we believe that knowledge is power. By providing valuable insights, w...read more
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Our aim is simple: to empower job seekers. To date, we've helped over 15 crore individuals make smarter career choices. At AmbitionBox, we believe that ...
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Q5. Works under the supervision of managers and executives in organizations. Their goal is to acquire all essential knowledge to become future managers, often in particular fields, such as marketing, sales, or...read more
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A management trainee works under the supervision of managers and executives in organizations. Their goal is to acquire all essential knowledge to become future managers, often in particular fields, such as marketing, sales, or operations.
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Q6. It involves both understanding and proficiency in such specific activity that involves methods, processes, procedures, or techniques.
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Q7. Works under the supervision of managers and executives in organizations.
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