Manlift Relationship Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Do not consider this company as your carrier options refrain from applying even for a interview
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Q2. No not at all
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Q1. Very bad culture they do not even ask your past experience the management does not think they just offer a lucrative package and once a person enters the system they start exploiting the carrier of the per...read more
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Q1. Boxing and unboxing in. C#
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Q2. .net framework and .net core
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Q3. Simple program to print star pattern in c#
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A simple program to print star pattern in C#
• Use nested loops to print the desired pattern

• Start with a small pattern and then expand it to more complex ones

• Experiment with different loop structures to create various patterns
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Q4. String and string builder Mutable and immutable Heap and stack memory which is used when
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Q5. Difference in stored procedure and functions ACiD properties, normalization
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Stored procedures and functions differ in their usage and capabilities. ACID properties ensure data integrity, normalization reduces redundancy.
• Stored procedures are precompiled SQL queries that can perform multiple operations, while functions are reusable code blocks that return a single value.

• Stored procedures can have input and output parameters, while functions can only return a single value.

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Q6. What are solid principles explain with example and also tell where you used them in previous project
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Solid principles are a set of design principles for writing maintainable and scalable code.
• Single Responsibility Principle: A class should have only one reason to change. For example, a class that handles user authentication should not also be responsible for sending emails.

• Open/Closed Principle: Software entities should be open for extension but closed for modification. For example, using interfaces to allow for new i...read more
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Q7. OOP related questions What are 4 pillars of OOP? Difference between encapsulation and abstraction. Difference in overloading and overriding.
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Q8. Questions on Interitance Given 3 classes A is parent of B and B is parent of C How do we call methods of B and A from C Which method will be called incase of same method in A B and C And some more I don'...read more
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Q1. Questions on salary expectations
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Q2. And informal discussion about work and team
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Asked to write an essay to check your writing skills and grammar.

Q1. What are the factor for selcting new machine
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Factors for selecting a new machine include cost, efficiency, reliability, compatibility, and support.
• Cost - Consider upfront cost, maintenance costs, and potential savings in the long run.

• Efficiency - Look at the machine's performance and how it can improve productivity.

• Reliability - Ensure the machine is durable and will not break down frequently.

• Compatibility - Check if the machine integrates well with existing syst...read more
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Q2. Power consumption in Injection Moulding machine per hour cost.
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The power consumption in an Injection Moulding machine per hour directly impacts operational costs.
• Power consumption is typically measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh) per hour.

• The cost of power per kWh varies depending on location and energy provider.

• Factors affecting power consumption include machine size, cycle time, and efficiency.

• Regular maintenance and optimization can help reduce power consumption and costs.

• Example: ...read more
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Q1. Family background
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Q2. CTC Discussion
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Working SAP knowledge
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Q1. Cite an example where you have shown excellence.
Ans. Mention the area where you feel you excel at. Give details of work carried out.
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Q1. Define how you will solve a design challenge
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To solve a design challenge, I would follow a systematic approach and involve stakeholders for input and feedback.
• Understand the problem and gather requirements

• Research and analyze existing solutions

• Brainstorm and generate multiple design ideas

• Create prototypes and gather feedback

• Iterate and refine the design based on feedback

• Collaborate with stakeholders for final approval
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Q1. Expected salary for this role
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Aptitude and Verbal will be conducted as first round

Q1. Questions will be based on the team which you join
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