Mando Automotive Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. What is the shear stress?
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Shear stress is the force applied parallel to a surface, causing deformation without changing the volume of the material.
• Shear stress is the force per unit area acting parallel to the surface of an object.

• It causes deformation in the material without changing its volume.

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

• Example: Cutting a piece of paper with scissors involves shear
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Q2. What is the unit of speed?
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The unit of speed is meters per second (m/s).
• The unit of speed is typically measured in distance units divided by time units.

• Common units of speed include meters per second (m/s), kilometers per hour (km/h), and miles per hour (mph).

• For example, a car traveling at 60 miles per hour has a speed of approximately 26.8 meters per second.
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Q1. Tell about yourself.
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Experienced production manager with a strong background in overseeing manufacturing processes and optimizing efficiency.
• Managed a team of 50+ employees in a manufacturing facility

• Implemented lean manufacturing principles to reduce waste and improve productivity

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to meet production goals

• Utilized data analysis to identify areas for improvement and implement solutions
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Q2. What was the expectation from the organisation?
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The expectation from the organisation was to effectively manage production processes, meet production targets, ensure quality control, and optimize resources.
• Manage production processes efficiently

• Meet production targets and deadlines

• Ensure quality control measures are in place

• Optimize resources for cost-effectiveness

• Implement continuous improvement initiatives

• Coordinate with other departments for smooth operations
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Q1. What is difference between G code and M code
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G code is used to control the movement of the machine, while M code is used to control machine functions.
• G code is used for specifying the movements of the machine, such as cutting speed and tool path.

• M code is used for controlling machine functions like turning on/off coolant or spindle.

• G codes are preparatory functions, while M codes are auxiliary functions.

• Example: G01 is a G code for linear interpolation, M06 is an
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Q2. What is m01 and how is it work
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m01 is a program stop command used in CNC machining to pause the machine at a specific point in the program.
• m01 is a code used in G-code programming to temporarily stop the CNC machine

• It is often used for tool changes, inspection, or to manually adjust the workpiece

• The machine will remain paused until the operator manually resumes the program
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Math ,technical ,Reasoning &Gk

Q1. About the company & your favourite subject questions.
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Numerical,mathematical

Q1. Cnc vmc machining programming,Tools and fixtures selection
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Q2. 4M Handling,Poka Yoke,Kaizen implementation
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Q3. OEE,FTR,Problem solving,
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Q1. Salary discuss,Other benefits
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Live full stack coding test with one of the founders in an online platform.

Build a full stack application. A take home project which spans for 3 hours.

Q1. Given a trivial problem, explain detailed flow, APIs, Database choices, Schema Designs and scale the system if time permits.
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