John Deere Collections Executive Interview Questions and Answers for Freshers

Q1. Sourcing and Vendor development related
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It was basic code syntax check test.

Q1. All regular technical questions about your skillset which is matching their requirement. This was with a Tech Lead (>13 years experienced)
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Q1. These were all heavy technical questions regarding the required skillset and your own skillset. It was conducted by 2 SSDs (Both >10 year exp.)
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Q1. This was a Manager+HR round. The Manager asked questions regarding way of working (Agile, Scrum, Safe, etc.) and questions around that. The Manager then dropped off and the HR asked questions generic quest...read more
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Q1. Can you describe your college experience?
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. What is mechanical design
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Mechanical design is the process of creating physical products and systems using engineering principles and techniques.
• Involves designing components and assemblies for machines, vehicles, structures, etc.

• Requires knowledge of materials, manufacturing processes, and CAD software.

• Focuses on functionality, safety, and efficiency of the design.

• Examples include designing a car engine, a robotic arm, or a bridge structure.
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Q3. What is shear stress
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Shear stress is a type of stress that acts parallel to a surface, causing layers of material to slide past each other.
• Shear stress is caused by forces applied parallel to a surface, leading to deformation.

• It is calculated as force divided by the area over which the force is applied.

• Shear stress is commonly seen in materials like fluids, where layers move at different speeds.

• Examples include cutting paper with scissors,...read more
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Q4. What are categories of strength in machine design
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Categories of strength in machine design include static strength, fatigue strength, impact strength, and toughness.
• Static strength: Ability to withstand a constant load without breaking.

• Fatigue strength: Ability to withstand repeated loading over time.

• Impact strength: Ability to withstand sudden shocks or impacts.

• Toughness: Ability to absorb energy and deform without fracturing.
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Good question based on LR, DI, QA

Q1. Basic HR interview based on your previous experience
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Q2. How will your expertise will help company, why you want to join AC
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