SSAB Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What the difference b/w Office 364 and Microsoft 365?
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Office 364 is a typo, the correct comparison is between Office 365 and Microsoft 365.
• Office 365 is a cloud-based subscription service that includes access to Office applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, as well as other productivity services.

• Microsoft 365 is a bundle that includes Office 365, Windows 10, and Enterprise Mobility + Security.

• Microsoft 365 offers additional security and management features compare...read more
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Q2. What's the difference b/w ost and ost? What's their default port number?
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OST stands for Open Systems Technologies and is a file format used by Microsoft Outlook. OST stands for OutSystems Technology and is a low-code platform.
• OST (Open Systems Technologies) is a file format used by Microsoft Outlook to store a copy of mailbox data from an Exchange Server. It allows users to access their emails, contacts, and calendar items offline.

• OST (OutSystems Technology) is a low-code platform that enab...read more
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Q3. What's the difference b/w one drive and SharePoint site?
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OneDrive is a personal file storage service while SharePoint is a collaborative platform for teams to share and manage content.
• OneDrive is primarily for personal file storage and sharing, while SharePoint is designed for team collaboration and content management.

• OneDrive is more suitable for individual users to store and access their own files, while SharePoint allows teams to work together on documents, projects, and ...read more
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Q4. What's the difference b/w private and public IP address?
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Private IP addresses are used within a network for internal communication, while public IP addresses are used to communicate over the internet.
• Private IP addresses are reserved for use within a private network and are not routable on the internet.

• Public IP addresses are assigned by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and are used for communication over the internet.

• Examples of private IP address ranges include 192.168.0....read more
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Q5. What's the use of static IP Address within an organization n/w?
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Static IP addresses are used within an organization network to provide a consistent and fixed address for devices.
• Static IP addresses are used for devices that require constant access and need to be easily identifiable on the network.

• They are helpful for servers, printers, and other network devices that need to be accessed remotely.

• Static IP addresses can also be used for security purposes, as they are less susceptible...read more
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Q6. What are the FSMO roles?
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FSMO roles are specialized domain controller roles in Active Directory that manage specific operations within the domain.
• There are 5 FSMO roles: Schema Master, Domain Naming Master, RID Master, PDC Emulator, and Infrastructure Master.

• Schema Master - Manages changes to the schema.

• Domain Naming Master - Manages the addition or removal of domains in the forest.

• RID Master - Allocates unique relative identifiers (RID) to ea...read more
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Q7. What's the reason behind if you are unable to configure a profile on Outlook?
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The reason behind being unable to configure a profile on Outlook could be due to incorrect server settings, network issues, or account permissions.
• Incorrect server settings such as wrong server address or port number

• Network issues like poor internet connection or firewall blocking access

• Account permissions not set up correctly
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Q8. What's the difference types of mailboxes in Microsoft 365 and use of them? Mainly focused on Shared mailbox.
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Different types of mailboxes in Microsoft 365 include user mailbox, shared mailbox, resource mailbox, and linked mailbox.
• User mailbox: Assigned to individual users for sending and receiving emails.

• Shared mailbox: Used by multiple users for collaboration, such as a team inbox.

• Resource mailbox: Represents resources like conference rooms or equipment.

• Linked mailbox: Associated with a user account in a separate, trusted fo
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Q1. Salary why not time being paid ?
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Q2. Without any evidence how blaming staff ??
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Blaming staff without evidence is unprofessional and can damage morale and trust within the team.
• Avoid jumping to conclusions without concrete evidence

• Encourage open communication and transparency

• Focus on problem-solving rather than assigning blame

• Provide constructive feedback and support to help staff improve

• Lead by example and take responsibility for mistakes
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Q3. Company always carried out theft staff ?
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Q4. No one professional staff in office and overall company ??
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Q5. Why directors board unseen to thefts??
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Directors may not always be aware of thefts due to lack of oversight, trust in employees, or focus on other priorities.
• Directors may not be directly involved in day-to-day operations where thefts occur

• There may be a lack of proper oversight or monitoring mechanisms in place

• Directors may trust their employees and not suspect them of theft

• Directors may be focused on other strategic priorities and not pay attention to pot
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Purchase Assignment - Comparing PO's

Q1. What is the Basic Rule of Purchase
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Q2. How mant quotations will you take before evaluating
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Q1. Expectations From the company?
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Q2. Expected Compensiation?
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Q1. About product development
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Q2. Sampling process
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Q1. Explain production planning in brief.
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Production planning involves creating a detailed plan of how to efficiently produce goods or services to meet demand.
• Forecasting demand to determine production needs

• Scheduling production processes and resources

• Optimizing production efficiency and minimizing costs

• Balancing inventory levels to meet customer demand

• Adjusting plans based on changes in demand or supply
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Q2. What is productivity?
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Productivity is the measure of efficiency in completing tasks or producing goods.
• Productivity is the ratio of output to input in a specific period of time.

• It can be measured by dividing the total output by the total input.

• Examples include the number of units produced per hour, the amount of work completed in a day, or the revenue generated per employee.

• Improving productivity often involves optimizing processes, reducin
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Q1. About my current company
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Q2. About the work I do in my current company
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Coding round where they ask few coding questions

Q1. Basic about ph and chromatography
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Q2. Type of titration techniques and methods example
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Titration techniques include acid-base, redox, complexometric, and precipitation methods.
• Acid-base titration involves the neutralization of an acid with a base or vice versa.

• Redox titration involves a redox reaction between the analyte and titrant.

• Complexometric titration involves the formation of a complex between the analyte and titrant.

• Precipitation titration involves the formation of a precipitate between the analy...read more
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Q3. About MSc practicals
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Q4. About syllabus and university
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Q5. About company and sector
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Q1. Warehouse and logistics
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Q2. Dispatch, picking , Inventory
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Q3. Transportation billing
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Q4. 5s and improvements
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