Solenis Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. KNOWLEDGE OF BUSINESS ACCOUNTS HANDLED
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Q1. Window functions
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Q1. SQL based case when and join question
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Q2. Asked to explain project in previous company
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Q1. Guesstimate for number of lifts required in a building
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The number of lifts required in a building can be estimated based on factors like building size, occupancy, and usage patterns.
• Consider the size and height of the building - taller buildings may require more lifts

• Take into account the number of floors and units in the building

• Factor in the expected occupancy and usage patterns - a residential building may require fewer lifts than a commercial building

• Consider peak usag...read more
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Q2. Case study for revenue growth of a company
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Analyzing a case study on revenue growth strategies for a company
• Identify current revenue streams and their performance

• Analyze market trends and competition to identify growth opportunities

• Develop and implement new marketing strategies to attract more customers

• Optimize pricing strategies to maximize revenue

• Invest in research and development to create new products/services

• Expand into new markets or target new customer s
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Q1. GHS classification explanation according to legal classification
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GHS classification is a legal requirement for labeling and communicating hazardous chemicals.
• GHS stands for Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals

• It is a standardized system for classifying and communicating chemical hazards

• The classification is based on physical, health, and environmental hazards

• The legal classification determines the appropriate label elements and safety data sheets

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Q2. Toxicology understanding and classification
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Q1. Negotiations about salary and stability
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Q1. What is your understanding of inventory management?
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Inventory management involves overseeing the flow of goods from manufacturers to warehouses to retailers, ensuring optimal levels of stock are maintained.
• Monitoring and tracking inventory levels

• Forecasting demand to prevent stockouts or overstocking

• Implementing inventory control measures to minimize losses

• Utilizing inventory management software for efficient tracking

• Optimizing inventory turnover to maximize profitabili
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Q2. What are slow-moving provisions in inventory management?
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Slow-moving provisions in inventory management are items that have low demand and take longer to sell.
• Slow-moving provisions tie up capital and storage space

• They can lead to increased carrying costs and potential obsolescence

• Examples include seasonal items, niche products, and outdated technology
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Q1. P2P Cycle, Accrual concept, Reconciliation
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Q2. P2P Cycle Accrual concept Reconciliation
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Q3. Vendor Reconciliation
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Q4. Invoice validation process
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Q5. P2P Cycle Accrual concept
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P2P Cycle Accrual is a process of recording expenses in the financial statements before they are paid.
• P2P stands for Procure-to-Pay

• Accruals are recorded to match expenses with the period they were incurred

• This concept helps in accurate financial reporting

• Example: Recording an expense for goods received but not yet invoiced

• Example: Recording an expense for services received but not yet paid
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Q6. Reconciliation Accounts payable
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Q7. Invoice posting key's
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