Snowcem Paints Accounts Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Why shuld i hire you?
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Q2. What you know about paint
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Paint is a liquid or paste material used to add color and protection to surfaces.
• Paint is made up of pigments, binders, solvents, and additives.

• Different types of paint include oil-based, water-based, and latex.

• Paint can be used for decorative purposes or to protect surfaces from damage.

• Paint can be applied using brushes, rollers, or sprayers.

• Common paint finishes include matte, satin, and gloss.
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Q3. What is finish goods ? What is tsd tank?
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Q4. 1kl is equals to what?
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1kl is equal to 1000 liters.
• 1kl = 1000 liters

• kl stands for kiloliter

• Used to measure volume of liquids
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Q5. What is solvents ? What are the eliments of making paints?
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Solvents are liquids used to dissolve or dilute other substances. Paints are made up of pigments, binders, solvents, and additives.
• Solvents are used to dissolve or dilute other substances in order to create a solution.

• Paints are made up of pigments, binders, solvents, and additives.

• Common solvents used in paint making include mineral spirits, turpentine, and acetone.

• Solvents are important in paint making because they h...read more
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Q6. What is excel and how its work? What is msds?
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Excel is a spreadsheet software used for data analysis and management. MSDS stands for Material Safety Data Sheet.
• Excel is used for organizing and analyzing data in a tabular format

• It allows users to perform calculations, create charts and graphs, and automate tasks

• MSDS is a document that provides information about the properties and hazards of a chemical substance

• It includes information on handling, storage, and emerg...read more
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Q7. What is descripency report mean?and how it make what is the key point to make it?why its needed?
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A discrepancy report is a document that highlights differences between two sets of data and identifies the reasons for the differences.
• A discrepancy report is used to identify and resolve discrepancies between two sets of data.

• It is important to include the reasons for the discrepancies in the report.

• Examples of discrepancies include differences in inventory counts or financial statements.

• The report should be clear and...read more
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Q8. Do you know any industrial norms? What is sefty stand for and what are the precautions should maintained?
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Industrial norms include safety standards that must be maintained to ensure workplace safety.
• Safety standards are guidelines set by regulatory bodies to ensure safe working conditions.

• Precautions include wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, following safety procedures, and reporting any hazards.

• Examples of safety standards include OSHA in the US and ISO in Europe.

• Safety standards cover areas such as elect...read more
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Q9. What is oracal and what you know about Oracle and how its work(practical)
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Q1. Basic information about yourself
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Q1. Existing work procedure/flow, roles and responsibilities.
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Q2. Knowledge on equipment that you are using
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Q3. Knowledge on safety of overall operation.
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Q1. Overall technical and HR
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Q1. When can you join..
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Q2. What is your notice time?
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Q1. Both related DT & idt query
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Q2. Vodafone case application and it's impact in tax law.
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The Vodafone case application in tax law refers to a landmark legal case involving cross-border transactions and tax liabilities.
• The Vodafone case involved the acquisition of Hutchison Essar by Vodafone Group in 2007.

• The Indian tax authorities claimed that Vodafone owed capital gains tax on the transaction, even though it was conducted outside of India.

• The case raised important questions about the jurisdiction of tax a...read more
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Q3. Application of Recent developments in section 43B?
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Section 43B of the Income Tax Act, 1961 deals with certain deductions that are allowed only on actual payment basis.
• Section 43B applies to expenses like interest on loans, gratuity, bonus, leave encashment, etc.

• It mandates that these expenses can only be claimed as deductions in the year of actual payment, regardless of the accounting period in which they were incurred.

• This ensures that businesses do not defer the paym...read more
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Q1. Query regarding all applications of 194R as well as GST valuation, ITC and e commerce
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Verbal and nonverbal reasoning

Q1. Paint knowledge
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Q1. What is your current role?
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Q2. Being from OEM background, can you handler trade channels?
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Yes, I have experience handling trade channels in my previous role at an OEM company.
• I have successfully managed trade channels for OEM products, ensuring smooth distribution and sales.

• I have developed strong relationships with distributors and retailers to maximize sales opportunities.

• I have experience in creating and implementing marketing strategies specifically tailored for trade channels.

• I have monitored market tr...read more
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Q3. Why change in company?
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Q4. What specific value addition did you do in your role?
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Q5. Any questions you have for us?
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Logical reasoning , Number series, Logical Problem, Letter and symbol series