Nexdigm Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Experienced

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Why you want to join us
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I admire your innovative approach to marketing and your commitment to impactful communication strategies.
• Your company's reputation for creativity aligns with my passion for innovative marketing solutions.

• I am impressed by your recent campaign that effectively engaged the target audience, showcasing your strategic thinking.

• I value your commitment to sustainability and social responsibility, which resonates with my perso...read more
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Q1. Brief abt work experience
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I have over 10 years of experience in project management, leading cross-functional teams to successful project completion.
• Managed multiple projects simultaneously

• Led cross-functional teams to achieve project goals

• Implemented project management best practices

• Delivered projects on time and within budget

• Collaborated with stakeholders to ensure project success
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Q1. Work experience
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Q1. Technical questions
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Q1. Brief about you
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I am a finance professional with 5 years of experience in budgeting, forecasting, and financial analysis.
• 5 years of experience in finance

• Expertise in budgeting and forecasting

• Skilled in financial analysis

• Strong knowledge of financial regulations and compliance

• Experience in preparing financial reports and presentations
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Q2. Experience
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Q1. Brief and experience
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Q2. Technical skill
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Q1. Team management
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Q2. Challenges faced in carrer
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Challenges faced in career include adapting to new technologies, managing work-life balance, and navigating office politics.
• Adapting to new technologies and software systems

• Managing work-life balance and avoiding burnout

• Navigating office politics and building strong relationships with colleagues

• Handling high-pressure situations and meeting tight deadlines
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Q1. Ctc discussion and document verification
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Q2. Notice period and joining date
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Q1. Explain procure to Pay cycle
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Procure to Pay cycle is the process of obtaining goods or services from a vendor, including requisition, purchase order, receiving, invoice approval, and payment.
• The cycle starts with a requisition for goods or services needed by a department.

• A purchase order is then created and sent to the vendor for the requested items.

• Upon receiving the items, the receiving department confirms the delivery and checks for accuracy.

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Q2. Explain procure to Pay cycles
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Procure to Pay cycle involves the process of obtaining goods or services from a vendor and making payment for them.
• Procurement: Identifying needs, selecting vendors, negotiating contracts

• Purchase Order: Issuing PO to vendor for goods/services

• Receipt of Goods/Services: Receiving and inspecting goods/services

• Invoice Processing: Matching invoice with PO and receipt, approving for payment

• Payment: Making payment to vendor
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Q1. Explain 3,4,2 way matching
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3,4,2 way matching is a process used in accounting to ensure accuracy in financial transactions.
• 3 way matching involves comparing the purchase order, invoice, and receiving report to ensure all details match

• 4 way matching adds a step of comparing the vendor's statement to reconcile any discrepancies

• 2 way matching involves comparing the purchase order and invoice only
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Q1. Subject matter knowledge
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Q2. Knowledge on CLM
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Q1. Knowledge and skills and personality
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Q1. Basic profile experience releted
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Q1. PF esic contribution
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Q2. What is contribution of PF
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The contribution of PF refers to the amount of money that is contributed by both the employer and the employee towards the employee's Provident Fund account.
• PF stands for Provident Fund, which is a retirement savings scheme in India.

• Both the employer and the employee make contributions to the PF account.

• The contribution is a percentage of the employee's salary.

• The employer's contribution is usually higher than the empl...read more
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