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posted on 13 Apr 2023
To reduce and control production rejection, we need to identify the root cause and implement corrective actions.
Conduct a thorough analysis of rejected products to identify the root cause
Implement corrective actions to address the root cause
Train employees on quality control and defect prevention
Regularly monitor and measure rejection rates to track progress
Collaborate with suppliers to improve the quality of incoming ...
Handle customer complaints by actively listening, empathizing, apologizing, and offering a solution.
Listen actively to the customer's complaint without interrupting.
Empathize with the customer's situation and apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Offer a solution or compensation to resolve the issue.
Follow up with the customer to ensure their satisfaction.
Document the complaint and the resolution for future reference.
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Change point can be controlled through a structured change management process.
Establish a clear change management process with defined roles and responsibilities.
Ensure that all changes are documented and reviewed by relevant stakeholders.
Perform risk assessments to identify potential impacts of changes.
Implement appropriate controls to mitigate risks.
Communicate changes effectively to all stakeholders.
Monitor and meas...
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posted on 18 Jan 2015
My three and a half years at IITK were challenging and rewarding.
I pursued a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
I was actively involved in various technical and cultural clubs on campus.
I completed several projects and internships, including a research project on renewable energy.
I developed strong problem-solving and teamwork skills.
I graduated with a CGPA of 8.5 out of 10.
TA201 project involved processes such as planning, sourcing, manufacturing, and delivery.
The project started with planning the product design and specifications.
Sourcing of raw materials and components was done from various suppliers.
Manufacturing involved assembling the components and testing the final product.
Delivery was done through a logistics network to ensure timely and efficient distribution.
Quality control mea...
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