PepsiCo Regional HR Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Related to my job profile.
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Q1. Question about ROI and General day to day working
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Q1. How to start a day in Distributor point?
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Starting a day at a distributor point involves planning, organizing, and communicating effectively.
• Check inventory levels and plan for restocking

• Organize the workspace and prioritize tasks

• Communicate with team members and address any issues

• Review sales data and set goals for the day

• Prepare for any scheduled meetings or appointments
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Q1. General question about work and the way of working?
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Q2. Whether any Geographical knowledge about the new work location?
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Aptitude and reasoning questions and Market work related questions.

Q1. Technical round with BSM and HR
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Q1. HR is the final round
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Q1. Company se relative question
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Q2. What information do you have about the company? Cadbury chocolate
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Cadbury is a well-known chocolate brand with a wide range of products.
• Founded in 1824 by John Cadbury in Birmingham, England

• Known for its Dairy Milk chocolate bar

• Offers a variety of flavors and products such as Cadbury Creme Egg and Cadbury Roses

• Part of Mondelez International since 2010
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Q1. What position are you applying for within the company? Sales executive
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Sales executive
• I am applying for the position of Sales Executive within the company.

• I have experience in sales and a proven track record of meeting and exceeding targets.

• I am confident in my ability to drive revenue and build strong relationships with clients.

• I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to the company's growth and success.
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Q2. Sales executive
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Q1. Do you have listings power of abusing
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No, I do not have listings power of abusing.
• I believe in ethical sales practices and building long-term relationships with clients.

• Abusing power in sales can lead to negative consequences for both the company and the salesperson.

• Examples of abusing power in sales include pressuring customers into making purchases they don't need or manipulating pricing to take advantage of clients.
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Q1. ROI of distributer
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The ROI of a distributor refers to the return on investment that a company receives from its distributor.
• ROI of a distributor is a measure of the profitability and effectiveness of the distributor in generating sales and revenue for the company.

• It is calculated by dividing the net profit generated from the distributor by the investment made in the distributor.

• A high ROI indicates that the distributor is successful in g...read more
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Q2. Launch method of new products launch
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The launch method of new products involves strategic planning, market research, effective communication, and targeted marketing campaigns.
• Conduct thorough market research to identify target audience and market trends

• Develop a comprehensive marketing strategy that includes product positioning, pricing, and distribution channels

• Create compelling marketing materials and messages to communicate the unique selling points of...read more
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