Pernod Ricard Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Tell me about your self, why you want change the job
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Q1. What is blending, Dry goods quality aspect ques
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Q1. What is your daily routine, what is your hobbies, which type of book you like?
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Q1. What are your strengths and weakness?
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My strengths include attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and ability to work under pressure. My weaknesses include being overly critical of my own work and sometimes taking on too much responsibility.
• Strength: Attention to detail - I have a keen eye for spotting errors and ensuring accuracy in production processes.

• Strength: Problem-solving skills - I am able to quickly identify and resolve issues that may aris...read more
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Q1. What are your key working area?
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My key working areas include production planning, quality control, and process improvement.
• Production planning: I have experience in creating production schedules, coordinating with different departments, and ensuring timely delivery of products.

• Quality control: I am skilled in implementing quality control measures, conducting inspections, and ensuring adherence to quality standards.

• Process improvement: I have a track ...read more
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Q1. Are you flexible for working in shift and also comfortable in a liquor industry as a female candidate?
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Yes, I am flexible for working in shifts and comfortable in the liquor industry as a female candidate.
• I am open to working in different shifts and can adapt to changing schedules.

• I have no issues working in the liquor industry and understand the nature of the business.

• I am confident in my abilities to contribute effectively in a production role within the industry.

• I am comfortable working in diverse environments and ca...read more
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Q1. Why you join our organisation
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I am joining your organization because of its strong reputation, innovative projects, and collaborative work environment.
• Strong reputation: Your organization is known for its excellence in the industry and has a track record of successful projects.

• Innovative projects: I am excited to be a part of a team that constantly pushes boundaries and works on cutting-edge projects.

• Collaborative work environment: Your organizatio...read more
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Q2. What is past achivement
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I have successfully led the production of several award-winning films and TV shows.
• Led production of multiple award-winning films and TV shows

• Managed budgets and schedules to ensure timely delivery

• Collaborated with directors, writers, and actors to bring creative vision to life

• Implemented efficient production processes to maximize resources

• Received recognition from industry peers for exceptional work

• Examples: 'Best Pic...read more
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Q1. How many years of experience? Current job role? Achievement? Current CTC? Expected CTC? Are comfortable for relocation? Why do you want to leave your current organization?
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Q1. OEE Productivity Production TPM 5S Projects handled Capacity utilisation and improvements achievement and how? Wastage control Six sigma
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Q1. Transducer Whitestone bridge principle Sensors and how they work Encoder Thyristor LDR
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The question covers various topics related to transducers, sensors, encoders, thyristors, and LDRs.
• Whitestone bridge principle is used in strain gauge transducers to measure changes in resistance.

• Sensors convert physical quantities into electrical signals.

• Encoders are used to convert rotary motion into digital signals.

• Thyristors are semiconductor devices used for power control.

• LDRs are light-dependent resistors that ch...read more
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Situation based questions, what decision will you take under certain conditions?