Stemmons Business Services Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Just be your self and true to your work, short point to point description of your projects working exp and experienced job role & responsibility(advantages and work in progress should be a bonus for HR).
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Q2. Tell me something about your self. Why would you be able to work for it. Have you had any challenges in previous job. What's the expected salary. Are you willing to migrate.
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Code block challenges and intern level aptitude test is required to stay one step ahead.

Q1. One has to interact with the Client based on US and have to convince on the strengths and advantages for the company for it.
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Q2. All the things mentioned in the CV should be told as a story connecting the dots.
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Q3. What are your future endevores
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Q1. What are the current assets?
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Current assets are assets that are expected to be converted into cash or used up within one year.
• Current assets include cash, accounts receivable, inventory, and prepaid expenses.

• They are listed on the balance sheet and are important for assessing a company's liquidity.

• Examples of current assets are cash in bank, short-term investments, accounts receivable, and inventory.
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Q2. Journal entry of credit purchase?
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A journal entry of credit purchase involves recording the purchase of goods or services on credit in the accounting records.
• Debit the Purchases account to record the increase in inventory or services purchased

• Credit the Accounts Payable account to record the liability for the purchase

• Include the date of the transaction, description of the purchase, and amount in the journal entry

• Example: Debit Purchases $1,000, Credit
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Q1. How long would you like to continue this role?
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Q1. Introduction, why u left last organization, expected salary, notice period, why u want to join stemmons etc
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Q1. Questions about Previous work experience, how much you know about excel, what functions you know or how to use it in excel. Role of analyst, something from your resume eg, sports you play, your interest. I...read more
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Q1. Intro, previous experience if any, about company u are going to work with, like what u know about company, role of analyst. Something from your resume. This interview will be taken by US counter part.
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q2. Tell me about yourself.
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Q3. Why do you left your previous job?
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Q4. How many years of experience do you have?
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Q5. What are the domains you have worked on?
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I have worked on domains like e-commerce, finance, and healthcare.
• E-commerce: developed an online shopping platform with payment gateway integration

• Finance: worked on a trading platform with real-time data analysis

• Healthcare: developed a patient management system for a hospital
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Q1. Do you know What is dml?
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DML stands for Data Manipulation Language.
• DML is a subset of SQL used to manipulate data in a database.

• It includes commands like INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and SELECT.

• DML is used to modify the data stored in tables.

• DML commands are used in conjunction with Data Definition Language (DDL) commands.

• Examples of DML commands include: INSERT INTO, UPDATE SET, DELETE FROM, and SELECT WHERE.
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Q2. What are types of indexes in sql server? What is clustered index?
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Types of indexes in SQL Server and definition of clustered index.
• Types of indexes: clustered, non-clustered, unique, filtered, columnstore, full-text

• Clustered index determines physical order of data in table

• Only one clustered index per table

• Primary key is automatically a clustered index if not specified otherwise
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Q3. What is denormalization? What are the advantages of denormalization?
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Denormalization is the process of adding redundant data to improve query performance.
• Reduces the number of joins required to retrieve data

• Improves read performance

• Increases data redundancy

• May require additional effort to maintain data consistency
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Q4. What is a cross join?
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A cross join returns the Cartesian product of two tables.
• It combines each row of one table with every row of another table.

• It does not use any join condition.

• It can result in a large number of rows if the tables are large.

• Syntax: SELECT * FROM table1 CROSS JOIN table2;

• Example: SELECT * FROM employees CROSS JOIN departments;
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Q5. What is corelated and non corelated query?
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Corelated queries use data from multiple tables, while non-corelated queries use data from a single table.
• Corelated queries involve joining tables to retrieve data

• Non-corelated queries involve selecting data from a single table

• Corelated queries are typically slower than non-corelated queries

• Examples of corelated queries include inner join, left join, and right join

• Examples of non-corelated queries include select, inser
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Q6. What are views in sql server?
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Views are virtual tables that display data from one or more tables in a database.
• Views are created using SELECT statements.

• They can be used to simplify complex queries.

• They can also be used to restrict access to sensitive data.

• Views do not store data themselves, but rather display data from underlying tables.

• They can be used to join multiple tables together.

• Views can be updated, but there are some restrictions.

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Q7. What is difference between sp and function?
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SP is used to execute a set of SQL statements, while function returns a single value.
• SP can have input/output parameters, while function can only have input parameters.

• SP can modify data, while function cannot.

• SP can be used to execute multiple SQL statements, while function can only execute a single SQL statement.

• Functions can be used in SELECT statements, while SP cannot.

• Examples of functions include SUM, AVG, and CO...read more
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Q8. What is data warehousing?
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Data warehousing is the process of collecting, storing, and managing data from various sources for business intelligence purposes.
• Data warehousing involves extracting data from different sources and transforming it into a format suitable for analysis.

• The data is then stored in a central repository called a data warehouse.

• Data warehousing enables businesses to make informed decisions based on historical and current data...read more
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