Maersk Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Mix of technical, practical case studies and team management based
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Q1. Mix of technical case studies and stakeholder management scenarios
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Q1. General introduction about candidate and about work
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Aptitude round is hard. Reasoning and quantitative aptitude.

Q1. Asked about personal and after about work experience. That’s it.
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Q1. General UX questions & Case study presentation
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Q2. Why are you joining the organization
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Case study presentation & Strategic UX questions

Q1. Basic HR questions
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Q1. General process question
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Q1. General Process question
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Q1. General Question
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Logical, reasoning and mathematical

Q1. Happy flow of Invoice processing?
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The happy flow of invoice processing refers to the smooth and successful processing of invoices without any issues or delays.
• Ensure all necessary information is accurately entered into the system

• Verify the accuracy of the invoice details before processing

• Obtain necessary approvals before proceeding with payment

• Ensure timely payment to vendors to maintain good relationships

• Regularly reconcile invoices with financial rec
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Q2. PO and Invoice matching
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Our first round test consists of all the aptitude reasoning questions along with technical and coding questions. Coding questions has very less time and should be written only in java language. Coding level is in between easy to moderate.

Q1. Technical questions asked by the panel are moderate. They mostly asked on java, SQL and data models. This round was almost 45min.
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Q2. Oops concepts in java
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Oops concepts are the pillars of Java programming language.
• Encapsulation - wrapping data and methods into a single unit

• Inheritance - acquiring properties and behavior of parent class

• Polymorphism - ability of an object to take many forms

• Abstraction - hiding implementation details and showing only necessary information
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Q3. Why java is platform independent
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Java is platform independent due to its bytecode and JVM.
• Java code is compiled into bytecode which is platform independent

• JVM (Java Virtual Machine) interprets the bytecode and executes it on any platform

• JVM acts as a layer between the code and the underlying operating system

• This allows Java programs to run on any platform without any modification

• Example: A Java program compiled on Windows can run on Linux or Mac witho
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Q4. Difference between java and c,c++
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Java is a high-level programming language while C and C++ are low-level languages.
• Java is platform-independent, while C and C++ are platform-dependent.

• Java uses automatic memory management (garbage collection), while C and C++ require manual memory management.

• Java has built-in support for multithreading, while C and C++ require external libraries for multithreading.

• Java has a simpler syntax compared to C and C++.

• Java h...read more
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Q5. Method overloading and overriding concepts.
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Q6. Asked to write few SQL queries based on joins.
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Q7. SQL contraints, aggregate functions
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Q8. Different data models
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Data models are structures used to organize and store data in a database.
• Relational data model

• Object-oriented data model

• Hierarchical data model

• Network data model

• Document data model
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Q9. Few coding questions on Java
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Q1. What do you know about Maersk
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Q2. Why do you want to join Maersk
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Q3. What is your goal after 5 years
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