Merck Group Linux Administrator Interview Questions and Answers

Accounts Payable related questions, Aptitude and Communication email writting

Q1. End to end Accounts Payable activities, how you will deal wiyh customers. Open items, GRIR analysis and KPI
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I will handle end to end Accounts Payable activities by effectively communicating with customers, conducting GRIR analysis, and monitoring KPIs.
• Communicate with customers to resolve any issues or discrepancies in invoices or payments

• Conduct regular GRIR (Goods Receipt/Invoice Receipt) analysis to ensure accuracy of accounts payable balances

• Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) such as invoice processing time, payme...read more
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Q1. Salary discussion with HR, You should be cautious offer letter read properly.
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Questions about accounts payable

Q1. Same as question about your experience and what are the topics which was mentioned in the your Cv and cross questions
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Business case about increasing market share

Q1. Why this role and this company
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Q2. Tell me about a time you failed and what did you learn from it?
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The first round had aptitude,logical reasoning questions. There were three coding question of which I remember Jump Game IV.

Q1. They started off with a brief introduction of myself and then asked questions regarding my projects.And this went on - mainly based on projects.
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Round 1 consisted of Aptitude and coding questions. Aptitude was doable and coding questions were a bit difficult.

Q1. CV go through. Tell me about your Projects.
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Q2. Explain any supervised and unsupervised algorithm.
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Supervised algorithms learn from labeled data while unsupervised algorithms learn from unlabeled data.
• Supervised algorithms are used for classification and regression tasks.

• Examples of supervised algorithms include decision trees, random forests, and support vector machines.

• Unsupervised algorithms are used for clustering and dimensionality reduction tasks.

• Examples of unsupervised algorithms include k-means clustering,
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Q3. Difference between SQL and MySQL
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SQL is a language used to manage relational databases while MySQL is a relational database management system.
• SQL is a language used to manage relational databases while MySQL is a relational database management system.

• SQL is a standard language used across different database management systems while MySQL is a specific implementation of a relational database management system.

• MySQL is open-source and free to use while ...read more
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Q1. Where do u see yourself in couple of years and why Eli Lilly.
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Q2. Strengths and weaknesses
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The assignment was mostly based on the incentive compensation design

Q1. The question was more focused on the second level responsibilities to handle a team
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