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Q1. Typical P2P process flow
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The typical P2P process flow involves requisition, approval, purchase order creation, goods receipt, invoice receipt, and payment.
• Requisition: Request for goods or services

• Approval: Authorization of the requisition

• Purchase Order Creation: Formal order placed with supplier

• Goods Receipt: Receipt of goods/services

• Invoice Receipt: Receipt of invoice from supplier

• Payment: Settlement of invoice
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Q1. What can be improved in my previous organization to enable digitization
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Implementing a centralized data management system, providing digital training for employees, and investing in cybersecurity measures.
• Implement a centralized data management system to streamline data storage and access.

• Provide digital training for employees to enhance their digital literacy and skills.

• Invest in cybersecurity measures to protect digital assets and data from cyber threats.
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Q1. How did you manage conflicts in your previous organization
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I managed conflicts by actively listening to all parties, facilitating open communication, and finding mutually beneficial solutions.
• Actively listened to all parties involved to understand their perspectives

• Facilitated open communication to encourage dialogue and collaboration

• Found mutually beneficial solutions through compromise and negotiation
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Q1. How to create monutpoint
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A mount point is a directory where a filesystem is attached in Linux, allowing access to its contents.
• Use the command 'mkdir /path/to/mountpoint' to create a new directory as a mount point.

• Example: 'mkdir /mnt/mydrive' creates a mount point at /mnt/mydrive.

• Ensure the directory is empty before mounting a filesystem to it.

• Use 'mount /dev/sdXn /path/to/mountpoint' to mount a filesystem to the created mount point.
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Q2. How to create user in Linux
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Creating a user in Linux involves using the 'useradd' command followed by setting a password with 'passwd'.
• Use the command 'sudo useradd username' to create a new user.

• Set a password for the user with 'sudo passwd username'.

• To create a user with a home directory, use 'sudo useradd -m username'.

• For adding a user to a specific group, use 'sudo useradd -G groupname username'.

• Check the user details in the '/etc/passwd' fil...read more
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Q3. Monitoring the linuxserver
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Monitoring a Linux server involves tracking performance, resource usage, and system health to ensure optimal operation.
• Use tools like top and htop to monitor CPU and memory usage in real-time.

• Check disk space with the df command to prevent running out of storage.

• Monitor system logs using tail -f /var/log/syslog for real-time error tracking.

• Utilize tools like Nagios or Zabbix for comprehensive monitoring and alerting.

• Se...read more
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Q1. What is the budget estimate for a team?
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A budget estimate for a team outlines projected expenses and revenues to guide financial planning and resource allocation.
• Identify team objectives and required resources, e.g., staffing, equipment, and training.

• Estimate costs for each resource, such as salaries, software licenses, and office supplies.

• Consider fixed and variable costs; for example, rent is fixed, while utilities may vary.

• Include contingency funds for un...read more
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Q2. What do you know about Quality Audits?
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Quality audits assess compliance with standards, ensuring processes meet required quality benchmarks for continuous improvement.
• Quality audits evaluate adherence to established standards and procedures.

• They help identify areas for improvement in processes and systems.

• For example, in manufacturing, an audit might check if production meets safety and quality standards.

• Audits can be internal (conducted by the organization...read more
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Q1. What is payable
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Q2. What is petty expenses
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Q3. What is the vendor master data
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It including vendor personal details and business details, personal details including, name and address, phone numbers, language, business details including tax details and bank details and accounting, controlling and payment and purchased details.
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Q4. What is payment
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Payment it is a transfer of money from one persons/business to another to the form cheques cash /online
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Q5. What in tax invoice
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Q1. Describe the project i have done
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Q2. Describe strength and weakness
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Q1. Java 8 features
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I'm a passionate software engineer with a strong background in full-stack development and a love for solving complex problems.
• Graduated with a degree in Computer Science from XYZ University.

• Worked at ABC Corp, where I developed a web application that improved user engagement by 30%.

• Proficient in languages like JavaScript, Python, and Java, with experience in frameworks like React and Django.

• Enjoy collaborating in agile...read more
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Q2. Package discussion
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Q1. What is the difference between quality control and quality assurance?
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Quality control focuses on identifying defects, while quality assurance emphasizes preventing defects in processes.
• Quality Control (QC) is product-oriented, ensuring the final product meets quality standards.

• Quality Assurance (QA) is process-oriented, focusing on improving and establishing processes to prevent defects.

• Example of QC: Testing a software application to find bugs before release.

• Example of QA: Implementing ...read more
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Q2. What is use-case testing and how is it applied in software development?
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Use-case testing validates software functionality based on user interactions and scenarios, ensuring it meets requirements.
• Focuses on user interactions: For example, testing a login feature by simulating user credentials.

• Identifies functional requirements: Ensures the software behaves as expected in various scenarios.

• Helps in creating test cases: Each use case can lead to specific test cases that cover different paths.

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