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Q1. Introduce your self
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Experienced growth consultant with a proven track record of driving revenue and expanding market reach.
• Over 5 years of experience in developing and implementing growth strategies

• Successfully increased client base by 30% in previous role

• Proficient in data analysis and market research

• Strong communication and negotiation skills

• MBA in Marketing from XYZ University
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Q2. What is your roles and responsibilities
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As a Growth Consultant, my roles and responsibilities include analyzing data, identifying growth opportunities, developing strategies, and implementing tactics to drive business growth.
• Analyze data to identify trends and opportunities for growth

• Develop growth strategies based on market research and analysis

• Implement tactics such as marketing campaigns, product launches, and partnerships to drive growth

• Collaborate with ...read more
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Q1. Calculate RTO from the P/L
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RTO can be calculated by dividing the total revenue by the total operating expenses.
• Calculate total revenue by adding up all sources of income

• Calculate total operating expenses by adding up all costs incurred in running the business

• Divide total revenue by total operating expenses to get the RTO
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Q2. Calculate Cancellation from P/L
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Cancellation from P/L refers to the amount deducted from profit or loss due to cancelled transactions or orders.
• Cancellation from P/L is calculated by subtracting the cancelled amount from the total profit or loss.

• It is important to accurately track cancellations to understand their impact on financial performance.

• For example, if a company had $1000 in profit but $200 worth of orders were cancelled, the cancellation fr
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