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I applied via Recruitment Consulltant and was interviewed before Aug 2023. There was 1 interview round.
I am a detail-oriented Quality Analyst with 5 years of experience in ensuring products meet high standards of quality.
5 years of experience in quality analysis
Detail-oriented and focused on ensuring high standards of quality
Proficient in using quality assurance tools and techniques
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Experience in conducting quality audits and implementing corrective actions
I will bring strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a passion for quality improvement.
Extensive experience in quality assurance processes
Strong analytical skills to identify and resolve issues
Attention to detail to ensure high quality standards are met
Ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive quality improvement
Passion for continuous learning and staying updated on industry best practices
Strength: attention to detail, Weakness: perfectionism
Strength: I have a keen eye for detail and can spot even the smallest errors in the work.
Weakness: Sometimes my desire for perfection can lead to spending too much time on a task.
Strength: I am able to identify patterns and trends that others may overlook.
Weakness: I can be overly critical of my own work, leading to self-doubt.
Strength: I am organized and methodical...
Answering two interview questions for Quality Analyst position.
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Test automation framework is a set of guidelines and standards for creating and designing test cases. It includes tools, libraries, and coding standards.
Examples of test automation frameworks are Selenium, Appium, and Robot Framework.
I applied via Referral and was interviewed before Jun 2020. There was 1 interview round.
To debug Out of Memory Error, analyze memory usage and garbage collection algorithm of JVM.
Analyze heap dump to identify memory leaks
Check if JVM is running out of heap space
Analyze garbage collection logs to identify any issues
Tune JVM parameters to optimize memory usage
Consider using a profiler to identify memory-intensive code
Check for any large objects or arrays that may be causing the issue
Automated parking lot design with efficient space utilization and user-friendly interface.
Use sensors to detect available parking spots
Implement a central computer system to manage parking allocation
Incorporate user-friendly interface for easy navigation and payment
Maximize space utilization with multi-level parking and compact car storage
Ensure safety measures are in place for pedestrians and vehicles
Design an auto-suggestion feature for a search engine.
Implement a search algorithm that suggests relevant keywords based on user input.
Use machine learning to improve the accuracy of suggestions over time.
Allow users to easily select and add suggested keywords to their search query.
I appeared for an interview in Dec 2020.
I applied via Walk-in and was interviewed before Sep 2021. There were 3 interview rounds.
English grammar, Reading, Listening, Logical thinking, remembering, reasoning, passage writting
Calculating percentage and decimals in fraction of seconds requires knowledge of basic math operations.
To calculate percentage, divide the part by the whole and multiply by 100.
To convert decimals to fractions, use the decimal as the numerator and a power of 10 as the denominator.
Practice using a calculator or mental math to improve speed and accuracy.
I am a Quality Analyst with expertise in process improvement and ensuring high-quality standards.
I have a strong understanding of quality assurance principles and methodologies.
I am experienced in conducting audits and inspections to identify process gaps and recommend improvements.
I have knowledge of various quality tools and techniques such as root cause analysis, Pareto analysis, and statistical process control.
I am...
I applied via Company Website and was interviewed in May 2024. There was 1 interview round.
Phycometric test in round 1
I applied via Campus Placement
Tell me about yourself.
[Please note that I stands for Interviewer and C stands for Candidate.
C- Good evening, Sir. My name is Dhanushmanth and I come from a town called Palvancha in Telangana. Its specialty is that it hosts multiple industries such as a thermal power plant, spong iron unit, heavy water plant etc. Its unique standpoint is that it is very nearby to the place where according to hindu mythology, Lord Ram spent his days of exile. This lead to inculcation of not just scientific temper but also philosophical sense in me.
I was always curious as to how so many industrial units come together to create a universe that is much greater than their sum total. My parents were teachers in Mathematics and Physics.
They had a profund impact on me. My father prodded me to always stay curious and understand how this universe works. My mother on the othered, contributed a lot towards my all round development. She introduced me to the world of Aesop Fables, Jataka Tales, Vikram Betal etc. She used to help me participate in elocution and debating competitions. She made me understand how vital it is to inculcate a habit of reading and besides, underscored the significance of learning lessons for life.
I- Okay, so you are interested in books?
C- Yes, Sir. I am.
I- What are your favorite books?
C- Harry Potter
I- (Chuckles) That's very common book.
C- ( I felt he was overlooking me.) I also like the works of Frederick Beckmann, Mitch Albomm, Sudha Murthy, and Ruskin Bond.
I- : Well, those are some quite contrasting choices.
C- Yes, Sir. They are.
I- Okay, let us do a case. Do you shop online?
C- Yes, Sir. But not very frequently.
I- Where do you shop?
C- Amazon, but mostly for books
I- : Okay, let us do a case around books only. Imagine yourself as the Senior Product Manager for 3-5 year old children's books category in Amazon. ( He explained to me the importance of maintaining optimal inventory levels). Tell me the 5 most important data points according to you in order to decide for this and rank them.
C- To begin with, our objective is to find out the 5 most important data points using which we can decide upon the optimal inventory level in
our firm, right?
I- Yes
C- Can you please tell me our operational level? Are we planning to supply to the entire country?
I- yes
C- To decide upon the inventory levels, the key factors we have to see is that whenever there is any demand, we must never have any shortfall and whatever supply we are getting, we must be able to send it out.
Now, if there is excess demand and we are unable to cater to the needs of the customer, we would lose the customer for life. On the other hand, if we have excess supply and less demand, it is us who suffer the loss. To me, the first case is more damaging. So, I would first like to analyze the supply side.
I- Okay, how would you go about it?
C- I have to check about our supply sources. One thing is if we have enough quantity coming from our suppliers such as wholesalers. We have to look if we are sourcing the books of the latest authors in trend.
Once we confirm the availability of source, then transporting it to go down and from go down has to be seen. Then the option of last-mile delivery has to be seen.
I- We have a single go down in Madhya Pradesh. It is in the center of the country so that we can supply it easily to the entire nation. Does your preference remain the same now?
C- No Sir. In that case, we won't have much f a problem with our supply as long as we have enough material coming into our go down which means I have to look at demand an accordingly source the material as well.
C- I have to forecast the demand for the period we want to maintain optimal inventory.
I- Yes, for 6 months.
C- One way for this is to see the demand over the last 18 months. Another can be to analyze the recent activities of customers.
I- How would you do that?
C- We can look at the online behavior of the parents in this category who are the subscribers of Amazon. Also, we can monitor the behavior of customers who have begun to recently search for children related content online.
I- So, what is the data point?
C- Number of customers who are visiting these sites.
I- Yes, this is something I want.
C- I went on to describe some more data points such as how the children's books market is currently operating( market share, growth rate, etc.,) and I began ranking them.
The interviewer was satisfied and he ended the case.
I- Why Amex?
C- I told him about the example of Shop Small initiative by Amex mentioned in the MM-1 Kotler book. According to it, Amex has nudged its customers to shop in the local shops on Saturdays.
They started to give customers incentives for doing so. I said that this not only increased Amex's base by bringing the small shoppers into their network but also denoted a sustainable growth. Apart from that, I mentioned that I attended their PPT and have observed that people who began their careers in Amex are now in positions such as CTO of Uber, etc. I mentioned that since I have the interest to get into policy and administrative roles, that encouraged me to apply for Amex.
I- Did you ever work with data during your undergrad or do you have any experience with analytics or are you even interested in working with data?
C- I explained to him that as a Mining student, I was very interested in understanding the risk of rock failures since it posed a grave threat to the industry. I mentioned that I took courses such as Probability and Statistics, Fuzzy Set theory as part of my curriculum as open elective.
I- Let me give you a problem on Probability. Your section has 27 students. Calculate the probability that no tow people share their birthdays in the same year?
C- I solved it.
Why Amex?
What do you know about Amex?
I answered based on what I heard in PPT. I told him that Amex has three divisions: Global Risk and Credit Banking, Risk and Fraud Analytics, and Digital Marketing Enterprise Analytics.
I mentioned my interest in understanding the risk of an economy and that Amex is one of the best options I have since it provides a bird's eye view of the economy.
So you are interested in risk analytics?
Yes, Sir.
Let me give you a case on risk analytics. You have 1000 customers who have not been paying their bills. They are called delinquent customers. Now, there are 5 action plans:
1. Do nothing because you trust them.
2. Do nothing because you cannot extract money from them.
3. Write a letter to them.
4. Make a phone call.
5. Go for a court case.
Tell me how you will categorize these 1000 customers into these five categories.
I restated the objective and gave him a step by step plan as to how we can determine who we can trust and on whom we have to take immediate action.
I asked him if we have the credit history of these customers with us. The interviewer said yes. Then I said we could look into that and see if their transaction pattern has seen a recent spike. I also mentioned that we could check if there is any geographic, demographic, work-related commonality among these 1000 customers.
I also suggested checking the details of the shops they are shopping in since if there is a common shop, it could be possible that they are swiping the card there and cartelling with the shopkeeper to steal money.
Later I also suggested using CIBIl data. Overall he saw my approach to the case and appeared to be satisfied. In between the case, he used to go out of the room giving me 2-3 minutes. He told me to wait outside so that his colleague could tell me the result.
I applied via Walk-in and was interviewed before Jun 2023. There were 2 interview rounds.
I have worked in a privacy company for 3 years.
I have 3 years of experience working in a privacy company
During my time at the privacy company, I have gained expertise in data protection regulations
I have successfully implemented privacy policies and procedures to ensure compliance
I have 3 years of experience working in a privacy company specializing in data protection and compliance.
Implemented privacy policies and procedures to ensure compliance with data protection regulations
Conducted privacy impact assessments to identify and mitigate privacy risks
Provided training to employees on data protection best practices
Responded to data subject access requests and managed data breach incidents
CompletableFuture is an enhanced version of Future in Java that provides more flexibility and functionality.
CompletableFuture is part of the Java 8 concurrency framework.
It allows chaining of multiple asynchronous operations.
CompletableFuture can be explicitly completed or cancelled.
It supports callbacks and combinators for handling completion.
Future is a basic interface for representing the result of an asynchronous c...
Composition is a design principle where objects are composed of other objects, while inheritance is a mechanism where objects inherit properties and behaviors from a parent object.
Composition promotes code reusability and flexibility by allowing objects to be composed of other objects.
Inheritance allows objects to inherit properties and behaviors from a parent object, promoting code reuse.
Composition is more flexible t...
I applied via Recruitment Consulltant and was interviewed in Aug 2023. There was 1 interview round.
Parallel calls in Java allow multiple tasks to be executed simultaneously, improving performance.
Parallel calls can be achieved using threads or the Executor framework.
Threads allow concurrent execution of tasks, but require manual management of synchronization and resource sharing.
The Executor framework provides higher-level abstractions for managing parallel tasks, such as thread pools and task scheduling.
Example: us...
Lock and Sync Block are mechanisms used for thread synchronization in multi-threaded programming.
Lock is a low-level synchronization mechanism that provides exclusive access to a shared resource.
Sync Block is a higher-level synchronization mechanism that allows multiple threads to access a shared resource concurrently.
Lock is more flexible and can be used in various scenarios, but it requires explicit acquisition and r...
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