POWERsonic Industries Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What was your experience at your last company?
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Q2. What is your expected salary in terms of Cost to Company (CTC)?
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Q1. What contributions can you make to benefit the company?
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Q2. Why should we consider hiring you?
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Q1. Plant knowledge
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Q2. Material
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Q1. Safety about plant question
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Q2. 5s chemical handling
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Q2. Fast job work at people are management
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Q1. The interview with design manager
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Q2. Previous experience
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Q3. Substation overview
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A substation is a facility used for transforming voltage levels in an electrical power system.
• Substations receive high voltage electricity from power plants or transmission lines

• They transform the voltage to a lower level for distribution to homes and businesses

• Substations may also include equipment for protection, control, and monitoring of the power system
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Q1. It's is with design hod
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Q2. Substation equipment
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Q3. Transformer type
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Transformers are classified based on their construction and cooling methods, such as dry-type, oil-filled, and cast resin transformers.
• Transformers can be classified as dry-type, oil-filled, or cast resin based on their construction and cooling methods.

• Dry-type transformers use air as the cooling medium and are suitable for indoor applications.

• Oil-filled transformers use oil as the cooling medium and are commonly used ...read more
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Q1. What about your self ,
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I am a dedicated and experienced professional with strong leadership skills and a passion for driving team success.
• Experienced in managing teams and projects

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Proven track record of achieving goals and targets

• Passionate about mentoring and developing team members
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Q2. Your failure experience????
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I failed to meet a project deadline due to underestimating the scope of work.
• Underestimated the time and resources needed for the project

• Failed to properly delegate tasks and manage team members

• Learned the importance of thorough planning and communication
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Q3. Previous Experience Relative Question
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Q4. Your are launching company product and sales Relative
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Q5. Mind set business development
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Q1. What is 1 angle and 2 angle in design
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1 angle and 2 angle are terms used in engineering design to describe the orientation of a part or feature relative to a reference surface.
• 1 angle refers to a feature that is oriented parallel to the primary datum plane

• 2 angle refers to a feature that is oriented perpendicular to the primary datum plane

• These terms are commonly used in geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) to specify the orientation of features o...read more
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Q2. What is geometry and tolerance in design
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Geometry and tolerance in design refer to the dimensions and allowable variations in a part or product.
• Geometry refers to the shape and size of a part or product.

• Tolerance is the allowable variation in dimensions to ensure proper fit and function.

• Tolerances are specified using symbols like +, -, or a range of values.

• For example, a hole may have a diameter of 10mm with a tolerance of +/- 0.1mm.

• Tolerances can affect the
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Q1. What is 1 angle and 2 angle
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1 angle and 2 angle are terms used in engineering to describe the orientation of a part or feature in relation to a reference plane.
• 1 angle refers to the orientation of a part or feature with respect to one reference plane

• 2 angle refers to the orientation of a part or feature with respect to two reference planes

• These terms are commonly used in engineering drawings to specify the orientation of features for manufacturin
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Q1. Electrical questions
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Q2. Transformer question
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Q3. Solar system questions
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