IBM CC Executive Interview Questions and Answers

They gave a case study where the candidate had to showcase the audience segmentation, create a brochure design with content and showcase the writing skills based on a product that they gave.

Q1. How would you plan a brochure layout?
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Q2. How would you coordinate with stakeholders for information collection?
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This might involve a task to be completed individually or in a team, showcasing your skills and knowledge.

Aptitude Test: This likely involves questions to assess your numerical, verbal, and logical reasoning skills.

This round assesses your communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in a group setting.

This could involve analyzing a real-world business scenario and presenting your recommendations.

Q1. This is an interview with technical experts to assess your technical knowledge and skills.
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Q2. HR Round:
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Q1. Can you provide a self-introduction?
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Q2. What do you consider to be your strengths?
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Q3. What is your fear
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Attitude Test Then one a one

Q1. Like personal educational experience and about company.
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Q2. What is your last organisation where as you have been working it.?
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Q3. Hobby and keen of interest
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Q1. Pay roll employee benefits compensation any more.
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Q2. Current CTC EXPECTED CTC,
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Current CTC is confidential, Expected CTC is negotiable based on role and responsibilities.
• Current CTC is confidential information and not disclosed during interviews.

• Expected CTC is based on the seniority of the role, responsibilities, market standards, and negotiation.

• I am open to discussing the expected CTC based on the specifics of the role and benefits package.
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Q1. Self introduction
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Q2. What are your current roles and responsibilities?
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Q1. What is property and casualty insurance?
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Property and casualty insurance provides coverage for property damage and liability risks.
• Property insurance covers damage to physical property such as homes, buildings, and personal belongings.

• Casualty insurance covers liability risks such as bodily injury or property damage caused to others.

• Examples include homeowners insurance, auto insurance, and commercial property insurance.
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Q2. What is the endorsement and policy lifecycle in insurance?
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Endorsement and policy lifecycle in insurance involves making changes to an existing policy and managing it throughout its duration.
• Endorsements are changes made to an existing insurance policy, such as adding or removing coverage, changing policy limits, or updating personal information.

• The policy lifecycle includes the issuance of the policy, endorsements, renewals, and eventual cancellation or expiration.

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Q1. About career development
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Q1. What is sales why do want to join in sales
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Q2. Tell me about strength and weakness
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Q1. What was your experience with your last employer?
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Q2. What were your roles and responsibilities in your last position?
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This was an assessment of skills and abilities.

Q1. What technical skills do you possess, especially in relation to the tools and technologies utilized by your previous employer? Specialize in salesforce
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Q1. What is your experience with the tools used by HCLTech for this particular requirement?
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Q1. This was a face-to-face round that included some technical, aptitude, and behavioural questions.
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Q1. Business strategy case study questions were asked during the final round with the hiring manager.
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Q2. Salary negotiation process and the final offer
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Short-answer questions, story-based questions, and aptitude tests:

The second round was more in-depth and rigorous than the first interview. It involved meeting with different team members, and may have included technical tests, assessments, or task-based simulations.