JBM Group Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. One -one round questions and answers
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Q2. Working time table is only experience
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How did the work processes operate in your previous company?

Q1. Salary negotiation
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Q1. Technical questions
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Q2. At suit your job
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Q3. How to solve the problem
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Q1. What is your current CTC (Cost to Company), and what are your expected CTC expectations?
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Current CTC is confidential, but I am looking for a competitive offer based on my experience and skills.
• My current CTC is confidential as per company policy.

• I am looking for a competitive offer based on my experience and skills.

• I am open to discussing the compensation package during the negotiation process.
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Q2. What is your anticipated start date for joining the company?
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I am available to start within 2 weeks of receiving a formal offer.
• Available to start within 2 weeks of receiving a formal offer

• Flexible with start date based on company needs

• Can discuss potential start date during negotiation process
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Q1. What does serviceability refer to in a specific context?
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Serviceability refers to the ease with which a product can be serviced or repaired.
• Serviceability is important for ensuring that products can be maintained and repaired efficiently.

• It includes factors such as accessibility of components, availability of spare parts, and ease of disassembly.

• For example, a car with easily accessible engine components would have good serviceability.

• Serviceability can also refer to the eas...read more
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Q2. What are the differences between a user manual and a service manual?
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User manual is for end users to operate a product, while service manual is for technicians to repair and maintain the product.
• User manual provides instructions for end users on how to operate a product.

• Service manual provides detailed technical information for technicians to repair and maintain the product.

• User manual focuses on user-friendly language and step-by-step instructions.

• Service manual includes technical diag...read more
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Q1. How to check the pattern in all files in current directory
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Use grep command to check pattern in all files in current directory
• Use 'grep' command with the desired pattern and '*' wildcard to search for the pattern in all files in the current directory

• For example, to search for the pattern 'example' in all files in the current directory: grep 'example' *
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Q2. What is multistage pipeline in Jenkins
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Multistage pipeline in Jenkins allows for defining complex build pipelines with multiple stages and actions.
• Multistage pipeline is defined in a Jenkinsfile using declarative syntax

• Each stage in the pipeline represents a specific part of the build process

• Stages can have multiple steps like build, test, deploy, etc.

• Parallel stages can be defined to run multiple tasks concurrently

• Post actions can be defined to execute tas
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Q3. Write a shell script to display current proceess with only process id
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Shell script to display current process with only process id
• Use the 'ps' command to list all processes

• Pipe the output to 'awk' to print only the process id column

• Exclude the header line from the output
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Q4. How to clean the Jenkins workspace after every build
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Use Jenkins Pipeline to clean workspace after each build
• Add a post-build step in Jenkins Pipeline to delete workspace contents

• Use 'deleteDir()' command in Jenkins Pipeline to remove workspace directory

• Consider using 'sh' or 'bat' commands to execute shell or batch scripts for cleaning workspace
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Q5. Can you tell me how to check the memory and storage in Linux
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To check memory and storage in Linux, you can use commands like free, df, and du.
• Use 'free' command to check memory usage and available memory

• Use 'df' command to check disk space usage

• Use 'du' command to check disk usage of specific directories
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