R.R. Donnelley Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Qualification about me and my previous work experience
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I have a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and 3 years of experience as an Accounts Assistant at XYZ Company.
• Bachelor's degree in Accounting

• 3 years of experience as an Accounts Assistant at XYZ Company

• Proficient in financial analysis and reporting

• Strong attention to detail and accuracy

• Experience with accounting software such as QuickBooks
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Q2. Previous experience about small shops andcompanybrands
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I have previous experience working with small shops and company brands, handling accounts and financial transactions.
• Managed accounts payable and receivable for a small boutique clothing store

• Handled payroll and tax filings for a local restaurant chain

• Assisted in budgeting and financial analysis for a startup tech company
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Q1. SLA and metrics
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Q2. KPIs and Delivery models
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Q1. Different types of projects model, transaction based and shared services
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Different types of project models include transaction-based and shared services.
• Transaction-based projects involve one-time transactions or deals, such as mergers and acquisitions.

• Shared services projects involve the sharing of resources and services among different departments or organizations.

• Examples of transaction-based projects include implementing a new software system or launching a marketing campaign.

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Q2. Scenario based question and outcome
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Q1. HR negotiations and compensations
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General knowledge in ms word and Excel testing

Q1. Comfortable with rotational shifts
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Q2. Introduce yourself
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Q1. Pivot columns in sql
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Pivoting columns in SQL involves transforming rows into columns to display data in a different format.
• Use the PIVOT keyword in SQL to pivot columns

• Specify the columns to pivot on and the values to display in the new columns

• Aggregate functions like SUM, AVG, COUNT can be used with PIVOT

• Example: SELECT * FROM table_name PIVOT (SUM(value_column) FOR pivot_column IN ('value1', 'value2', 'value3'))
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Q2. Slow changing dimensions
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Q3. Dynamic rankx top 3
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Q4. Field parameters
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Q5. Stored procedures
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