J K Fenner Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Tell about your experience
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Q2. How many years of experience
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Q1. Last company working ,last company growth last two year this tme period in worked you
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Q1. What is your approach to product development?
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My approach to product development is to prioritize customer needs, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and iterate quickly based on feedback.
• Prioritize customer needs and pain points

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including design, engineering, and marketing

• Iterate quickly based on feedback from customers and stakeholders

• Use agile development methodologies to ensure flexibility and adaptability

• Conduct use...read more
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Q2. What is your strength?
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Q3. What is your weakness
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Q4. Explain Millipore test
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Q5. Explain process validation and why it is important
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Process validation is the documented evidence that a process is capable of consistently producing a product that meets its predetermined specifications and quality attributes.
• Process validation ensures that the manufacturing process is reliable and consistent

• It helps to identify and control potential sources of variability in the process

• It ensures that the product meets its predetermined specifications and quality attr...read more
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Q6. What is your expertise on product design
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Q1. How to improve yield of manufacturing process
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Improving yield in manufacturing process involves identifying and addressing inefficiencies.
• Analyze the manufacturing process to identify inefficiencies

• Implement process improvements to reduce waste and increase efficiency

• Train employees on new processes and techniques

• Use data analysis to monitor and optimize the process

• Regularly review and update the process to ensure continued improvement
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Q2. Explain the 7 types of wastages in lean approach
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The 7 types of wastages in lean approach are overproduction, waiting, transportation, processing, motion, inventory, and defects.
• Overproduction: producing more than what is needed

• Waiting: idle time due to lack of materials, information, or equipment

• Transportation: unnecessary movement of materials or products

• Processing: unnecessary steps or processes in production

• Motion: unnecessary movement of people or equipment

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Q3. What could be your achievement in a year if selected for the job
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Q4. What is your expertise in conflict management
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I have extensive experience in conflict resolution and have developed effective communication and negotiation skills.
• I have successfully resolved conflicts between team members by facilitating open communication and active listening.

• I have implemented conflict resolution training programs for employees to improve their conflict management skills.

• I have utilized mediation techniques to resolve conflicts between departme...read more
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Q5. What is your expertise in third party audits
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I have extensive experience in managing and conducting third party audits.
• I have managed and conducted third party audits for various clients in different industries

• I am well-versed in audit standards and regulations such as ISO, SOC, and HIPAA

• I have developed and implemented audit plans and procedures to ensure compliance and identify areas for improvement

• I have also provided recommendations and guidance to clients on...read more
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About how to make achieve a process in different types of products and how to perform in beyond on work.

In Which code of product is processing immediately note down the concerned register and it's specific time vs actual time mention in the register.

Aptitude test is good , monitoring for employee mind set and decission making skill

Q1. APQP, Customer value, Customer complaint handling method, SPC ,MSA and Core Tools
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Q1. Personal skill and knowledge,
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Q1. What is plc, SCADA and induction motor
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PLC is a programmable logic controller used for automation. SCADA is a supervisory control and data acquisition system. Induction motor is an AC motor.
• PLC is used to control industrial processes and machines.

• SCADA is used to monitor and control large-scale processes and systems.

• Induction motor is a type of AC motor commonly used in industrial applications.

• PLC and SCADA are often used together in industrial automation.

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Q2. Synchronous motor, types of transformer, SMPS, squirell cage and wound rotor
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