Radiansys Interview Questions and Answers

Write an story about social media

Q1. Communication skills check out
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Q1. Self introduction
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Q1. What is your strengths and weakness
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Q2. What's your future aspirations
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Q1. 1. About Experience in Supply Chain. 2. Reason for Change 3. Are you an individual contributor? 4. Ok with 3-12 shift
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Q1. TL/ AM Round 1. About your Academics and previous experiences roles/ responsibilities. 2. About End-to-end SCM process starting from quotations to delivering product 3. Inco-Terms 4. Square inch to square ...read more
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Q1. GM 1. Normal Introduction 2. Dicussion on previous experience 3. Individual contributor 4. Reason for change 5 Will try to check confidence and understanding
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Basis Aptitude and E mail writing

Q1. Technical Interview 1 Based on your Job profile
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Q1. Technical Interview 2 based on job profile
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Q1. Technical Interview with GM , round 3
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Q1. Salary Discussion with Hr and other discussion
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Basic aptitude test with analytical questions and problem solving

Q1. Supply chain management related questions
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Q1. What are the requirements
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Q2. And about the salary structure
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Q1. What are synthetic Events?
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Synthetic Events are events that are created by the browser to mimic real user events.
• Synthetic Events are used in React to handle events in a consistent manner across different browsers.

• They are created by React to wrap native browser events and provide additional functionality.

• Examples include onClick, onChange, and onSubmit events in React.
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Q2. What is event bubbling?
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Event bubbling is the process where an event triggered on a child element is propagated up through its parent elements.
• Event bubbling allows a single event handler to be attached to a parent element, which will be triggered for all its children.

• When an event occurs on a child element, it first runs the event handlers on the child, then on its parent, and so on up the DOM tree.

• Event bubbling can be stopped using event.s
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