KVC Consultants Interview Questions and Answers

I am highly capable of handling critical situations and have strategies to increase sales.

• I have a strong problem-solving ability and can think quickly on my feet.

• I am skilled at analyzing data and identifying areas for improvement in the sales process.

• I have experience in developing and implementing effective sales strategies.

• I am adept at building and maintaining relationships with clients, which can lead to increase...read more

To convince a customer for selling products, it is important to understand their needs and provide a solution that meets those needs.

• Listen actively to the customer's needs and concerns

• Highlight the benefits and features of the product that meet their needs

• Provide social proof such as customer testimonials or case studies

• Offer a trial or demo to showcase the product's value

• Address any objections or concerns the custome...read more

I can contribute to sales increase by identifying potential customers, building strong relationships, and providing excellent customer service.

• Identify potential customers through market research and networking

• Build strong relationships with customers through regular communication and follow-up

• Provide excellent customer service by addressing concerns and offering solutions

• Offer promotions and discounts to incentivize p...read more

Answering technical questions on Cucumber, Jenkins, TestNG, Selenium, and Core Java.

• To build a job in Jenkins, create a new job and configure it to run the test suite using Maven or Gradle.

• TestNG annotations like @BeforeTest and @AfterTest can be used to set up and tear down test environments.

• Selenium Action Classes like Actions and Select can be used to perform complex user interactions.

• The Robot class can be used to ...read more

Depreciation formula calculates the decrease in value of an asset over time.

• Depreciation formula is used to calculate the decrease in value of an asset over time due to wear and tear, obsolescence, or other factors.

• The formula for straight-line depreciation is (cost of asset - salvage value) / useful life of asset.

• Other methods of depreciation include double-declining balance, sum-of-the-years' digits, and units-of-pro...read more