Omaxe Infrastructure And Construction Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Can you tell me about yourself?
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I am a dedicated and experienced buyer with a strong background in procurement and negotiation.
• Over 5 years of experience in purchasing and sourcing materials

• Skilled in vendor management and contract negotiation

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

• Proficient in inventory management and cost reduction strategies
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Q2. What is contract procurement, and what are its key elements?
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Contract procurement involves the process of acquiring goods or services through a formal agreement with a supplier.
• Key elements include defining requirements and specifications

• Identifying potential suppliers

• Negotiating terms and conditions

• Drafting and finalizing the contract

• Managing supplier performance
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Q1. Have you previously engaged in contract procurement?
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Yes, I have experience in contract procurement.
• I have successfully negotiated contracts with vendors for goods and services.

• I have experience in reviewing and analyzing contract terms and conditions.

• I have managed contract renewals and amendments as needed.
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Q2. Tell me more about what you did in procurement
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I managed the sourcing and purchasing of goods and services to meet company needs and goals.
• Negotiated contracts with suppliers to ensure best pricing and terms

• Analyzed market trends to make informed purchasing decisions

• Managed vendor relationships to ensure timely delivery and quality products

• Implemented cost-saving strategies to improve procurement efficiency
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Q1. Brief about your education, career, previous projects handled, and role & responsibility in past organisations?
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Q2. Current roles & responsibilities and value addition done by you and your team?
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Q3. Process flow for planning throughout project life-cycle?
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Q4. Critical/concerning areas to be monitored?
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Q5. Productivity and permissible material wastage, process to prepare material reconciliation?
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Q6. Understanding about claim and type of claim raised/supported to raise in past experience?
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Q7. Experience of technical aspects and planning assessment required at tendering stage, capabilities to prepare tender submittals and proving insights to management on same?
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Q8. Necessity of providing PMO support to management?
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Q9. Understanding about role & responsibility of regional planning manager?
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Q10. MIS and type of reports prepared in past and their significance for Top managemennt?
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Q1. What is the lifecycle of React hooks?
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React hooks lifecycle includes initialization, rendering, updates, and cleanup.
• Hooks are called in the order they are defined in the component function.

• useState and useEffect are commonly used hooks in React.

• Hooks like useEffect can be used for data fetching, subscriptions, or manually changing the DOM.

• The cleanup function in useEffect can be used to clean up any resources or subscriptions.

• Hooks allow for more flexible
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Q2. What is the process to fetch data from an API?
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To fetch data from an API, you need to send a request to the API endpoint and process the response.
• Send a request to the API endpoint using HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE.

• Include any required parameters or headers in the request.

• Receive the response from the API, which usually comes in JSON or XML format.

• Parse the response data to extract the information you need.

• Handle any errors or exceptions that may occur
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Q3. Hooks and custom hooks
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Q4. Difference between useeffect and usereducer
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useEffect is used for side effects in functional components, while useReducer is used for managing state in complex components.
• useEffect is used for handling side effects in functional components

• useReducer is used for managing state in complex components

• useEffect is similar to componentDidMount and componentDidUpdate in class components

• useReducer is similar to useState but for more complex state management

• useEffect can...read more
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Q1. Fire protection and fire system week check team training
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Q2. Monthly and weekly report check
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Q1. Company Protection and Company Employee Security
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Q2. There should be no problem in company benefit and company
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Q2. Company me kitne Data of how many employees are there in the company
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Q4. I m 5 year exprance and I plajer my work
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Q1. It was technical questions in relevant area
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Q2. The questions relevant to my skill set and experience
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Q2. The questions relevant to job requirements
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Q1. General discussion about the profession and career
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Q2. Discussed job location and client
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Q1. Discussed about client and company
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Q2. Orientation related things discussed.
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Q1. What is Dependency Injection?
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Q2. How does angular components communicate with each other?
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Q3. How can you optimize a stored procedure in MSSQL?
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Q4. What is Kestrel in .net Core?
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