Mphasis Assistant Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Cyber security, cloud security,
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Math, reasoning,english

Q1. Comfortable in night shift.
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Q1. Salary discussion
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Q1. All are general questions asked.
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Q2. Basic Questions Asked
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Q3. Basic Questions
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Q4. General Questions
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Q1. Associate Director Round.
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Q1. About yourself, basic knowledge check
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Q2. Telling about yourself
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Q3. Scenerios to handle people
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Handling people in various scenarios is crucial for an Assistant Manager's role.
• Active listening and empathy are key skills to handle difficult situations.

• Maintain professionalism and remain calm under pressure.

• Provide clear communication and set expectations.

• Offer solutions and seek feedback for improvement.

• Address conflicts promptly and fairly.

• Build positive relationships and trust with team members.

• Adapt communicati...read more
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Q1. Tell me something about yourself?
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Q2. How can you add value to the team ?
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It was fine, not very difficult

Was detailed. I was asked to prepare a ppt for RFP.

Q1. Why did i choose a particular method for my project timekines
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I chose a particular method for my project timelines based on its proven effectiveness and alignment with project goals.
• I selected the method because it had been successfully used in similar projects before

• The method was recommended by industry experts as best practice

• The method allowed for clear tracking of progress and milestones

• The method was cost-effective and efficient for the project's scope
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Q2. MVP timelines in the larger project schedule
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Q1. Agile and waterfall difference
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Agile is iterative and flexible, while waterfall is sequential and rigid.
• Agile involves breaking projects into smaller tasks and adapting to changes quickly.

• Waterfall follows a linear approach with distinct phases like planning, design, development, testing, and deployment.

• Agile is more suitable for projects with evolving requirements, while waterfall is better for projects with fixed requirements.

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Q1. Key business risks in recent project
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Key business risks in recent project include budget overruns, scope creep, resource constraints, and stakeholder conflicts.
• Budget overruns can lead to financial losses and impact project timelines.

• Scope creep may result in project delays and increased costs.

• Resource constraints can hinder project progress and quality of deliverables.

• Stakeholder conflicts can lead to communication breakdowns and project failure.
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Q1. Professional experience, they don't require talent people only machines required for them
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