Indegene Senior Project Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Asked about problem solving. General hygiene questions like why this company?
Long term and short term questions?
Checked structured thinking?

Case study on building a company

Q1. Loyalty testing round
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Q2. Why you want to work here?
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Q3. What do you bring to the table?
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Q1. About Job Profile, Salary, household, Expectations
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Q2. Be as much specific as possible with your CV, try to proof read your CV before submitting to HR and keep the job roles and responsibilities simple and clear, Ask HR questions on job responsibilities and yo...read more
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Q1. About Project Management 3 main pillars
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Q2. Cost, Stakeholder, Schedule management
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Q1. First round was HR discussion.
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I got 10 questions of 15 marks. I scored 13.5 out of 15.

Q1. It was one on one with Team leader and Manager.
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Q1. Brief discussion on project lifecycle and team handling.
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Q2. The final round was with the CEO & Director.
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Q1. How good are you with SQL?
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I am proficient in SQL and have experience writing complex queries for database management and reporting purposes.
• Proficient in writing SQL queries for data retrieval, manipulation, and reporting

• Experience with complex joins, subqueries, and stored procedures

• Familiarity with database management systems such as MySQL, SQL Server, and Oracle

• Ability to optimize queries for performance and efficiency
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Q2. What are the P&L metrics of credit card?
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P&L metrics of credit card include revenue, expenses, and profit generated from credit card operations.
• Revenue: Total income generated from credit card fees, interest charges, and other sources.

• Expenses: Costs associated with credit card operations, such as marketing, customer service, and technology.

• Profit: The difference between revenue and expenses, indicating the financial performance of the credit card business.

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Q1. Tell us about yourself?
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Experienced project manager with a background in IT and a proven track record of delivering successful projects on time and within budget.
• Over 5 years of experience managing IT projects

• Strong leadership and communication skills

• Proficient in project management tools such as Jira and Microsoft Project

• Successfully led a team to implement a new CRM system, resulting in a 20% increase in sales
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Q2. What are your 5 year plans,
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To become a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and lead successful projects in a reputable organization.
• Obtain PMP certification within the next 2 years

• Lead at least 3 major projects to successful completion

• Develop strong leadership and communication skills

• Expand network within the project management community

• Seek opportunities for professional growth and advancement
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Q1. Just asked about the day to day tasks, the current salary & the expected salary.
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Q1. Asked about the day to day tasks in-depth. The PM life cycle, vendor management & different tools used were discussed.
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Q1. What do u mean by sample
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Q2. Question about market research
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Q3. What do you mean by optimism
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Optimism is a positive outlook towards life and the future.
• Optimism is the belief that things will turn out well in the end.

• It involves focusing on the positive aspects of a situation rather than the negative.

• Optimistic people tend to be more resilient and better able to cope with challenges.

• Examples of optimistic statements include 'I can do this' and 'Things will work out in the end.'
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Q1. What is Capacity?
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Capacity refers to the maximum amount that something can contain or produce.
• Capacity is the maximum amount of something that can be held or produced.

• It can refer to physical space, such as the seating capacity of a stadium.

• It can also refer to the ability to produce or handle something, like the capacity of a factory to produce goods.

• Capacity can be measured in units like liters, seats, or units produced per hour.
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