Pointel Solutions Business Analyst Interview Questions and Answers

In this process, you are provided with an Excel file related to your job profile, and you must complete a test while sharing your screen with the interviewer.

Q1. What relevant questions would you ask based on your resume, and how do you believe you can add value to this company?
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Q2. Why did you leave your last organization?
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Q1. Roles and responsibilities in previous organisations
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In my previous roles, I have been responsible for analyzing business processes, gathering requirements, and creating solutions to improve efficiency.
• Analyzed current business processes to identify areas for improvement

• Gathered requirements from stakeholders to understand their needs

• Created solutions such as process improvements or new software implementations

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure successful
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Q2. Technologies you’ve worked on
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I have experience working with a variety of technologies including SQL, Python, Tableau, and Jira.
• SQL

• Python

• Tableau

• Jira
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Q1. Difference between FRD and BRD
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FRD is Functional Requirement Document which specifies what the system must do. BRD is Business Requirement Document which specifies why the system must do it.
• FRD focuses on the technical aspects of the system functionality.

• BRD focuses on the business objectives and goals that the system must achieve.

• FRD is used by developers to understand the specific requirements of the system.

• BRD is used by stakeholders to understan...read more
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Q2. Explain user story writing experience
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I have extensive experience in writing user stories to capture requirements and ensure clear communication between stakeholders and development teams.
• I have worked on various projects where I have written user stories to define features and functionalities from end user perspective.

• I have collaborated with product owners, developers, and other stakeholders to gather requirements and prioritize user stories.

• I have used ...read more
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Q1. Questions related to project
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Q2. What is your current role?
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Q3. How to write user story
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User stories are concise descriptions of a feature told from the perspective of the end user.
• Start with 'As a [type of user], I want [some goal] so that [some reason]'

• Focus on the user's needs and goals

• Keep it simple and specific

• Include acceptance criteria for clear understanding
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Q4. Scenarios based questions
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Q1. Common BA Basic questions?
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Q2. Previous project details?
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Q3. Domain specific questions?
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Q4. Cross questioning on requirement?
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Q5. The puzzle was asked by the interviewer?
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Q1. Who are the stakeholders you worked with?
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Q2. Any idea of how testing team works
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Testing team ensures software quality by identifying and reporting defects.
• Testing team creates test cases based on requirements

• They execute test cases and report defects

• They work closely with development team to resolve defects

• They perform regression testing to ensure fixes do not introduce new defects
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Q1. Difference b/w prototype and wireframe
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A wireframe is a low-fidelity visual representation of a design, while a prototype is a high-fidelity interactive model of a design.
• Wireframes are static and lack interactivity, while prototypes are interactive and allow users to test functionality.

• Wireframes are used to communicate design concepts and layout, while prototypes are used to test and refine functionality.

• Wireframes are typically created early in the desig...read more
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Q1. Amalgamation and absorption differences
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Amalgamation and absorption differences
• Amalgamation is a merger of two or more companies into a new entity, while absorption is when one company takes over another and the absorbed company ceases to exist

• In amalgamation, the shareholders of the merging companies become shareholders of the new entity, while in absorption, the shareholders of the absorbed company become shareholders of the absorbing company

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Q2. Private company rules and regulations
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Private companies have their own set of rules and regulations that govern their operations.
• Private companies are not subject to the same regulations as public companies.

• They have more flexibility in terms of decision-making and operations.

• However, they still need to comply with laws and regulations related to taxation, employment, and other areas.

• Private companies may also have their own internal policies and procedure...read more
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