IIFL Finance Back Office Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. About your self
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Q2. Share previous company exp
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Worked as a Back Office Executive at XYZ Corp for 2 years.
• Managed data entry and documentation tasks

• Handled customer queries and resolved issues

• Coordinated with other departments for smooth operations
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Q3. What are your salary expectations?
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My salary expectations are in line with industry standards and based on my experience and qualifications.
• Research industry standards for the position

• Consider my experience and qualifications

• Be prepared to negotiate based on job responsibilities and benefits package
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It's a general knowledge test of every candidate.

Q1. Why did we hire u?
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You general knowledge is the most important and you know about the job role

My self Ravina.i was born a beautiful city in Assandh Karnal(Haryana).am done my graduation from kuk University and 1 year DCA diploma with tally from hartoon. I have 2 year experience as computer operator and 6 month experience as assistant accountant.advance knowledge of ms office,ms Excel, internet and mail etc.

Q1. How many years is the work experience and in which field?
Ans. I have 2 year experience as computer operator and backend excutive in insurance company and 6 month experience as assistant accountant
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Q2. How much is computer knowledge?
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Computer knowledge is essential for a Backend Officer as it enables them to effectively manage and maintain the backend systems.
• Computer knowledge allows a Backend Officer to understand and work with various programming languages and frameworks.

• It helps in troubleshooting and resolving technical issues related to backend systems.

• Backend Officers with computer knowledge can efficiently handle databases and data manageme...read more
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Q3. What have you learned from your job experience?
Ans. Learned to take risks. Learned to handle difficult tasks
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Q4. What kind of job do you like
Ans. I like to do full time job.and work in back office.i don't like sales jobs.
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Q1. General personal question
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Q2. Privious Salary, and work culture
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Q1. Manager interview for work related
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Q2. Accounting question for executive level
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Dogital india whom does it benefit

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Q2. What are your salary expectations?
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Q3. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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Q4. Tell me about yourself.
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Q5. What is the different between hard work and smart work?
Ans. According to my view, the difference between hard work and smart work is: I want to reach the 5th floor. So, i will go through the lift. This is smart work. If i will go by steps is nothing but hard work. By these two ways, we can reach our goal. But if we will go for smart work we don't know when we will drop. If we go for hard definitely we will reach our goal but it will take some time. Hard work never fails.
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