Stryker Regulatory Affairs Officer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. End to End Process and Configs from all aspects of the SAP EWM
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The SAP EWM involves configuring end-to-end processes for warehouse management.
• Configuration of warehouse structure and layout

• Setting up storage types, storage bins, and storage sections

• Defining warehouse tasks and activities

• Configuring goods receipt and goods issue processes

• Integration with other SAP modules like MM, SD, and PP
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Q1. Interview conducted by onsite Team Lead
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Q1. Complete Lifecycle of the SAP Products
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SAP products go through various stages from development to end of life, including design, development, testing, implementation, maintenance, and retirement.
• Design phase involves planning and creating the product's architecture.

• Development phase includes coding and building the product.

• Testing phase ensures the product meets quality standards.

• Implementation phase involves deploying the product for use by customers.

• Maint...read more
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Q1. General HR round
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Q1. Comparator and Comparable
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Q2. Spring Boot related question
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Q1. Find the second largest number in an array
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Find the second largest number in an array.
• Sort the array in descending order

• Return the element at index 1
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Q2. Write a program to add two numbers without using the "+" operator at all
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Program to add two numbers without using the '+' operator.
• Use bitwise operators like XOR and AND to perform addition without '+' operator.

• XOR the two numbers to get the sum without carry.

• AND the two numbers and left shift the result to get the carry.

• Repeat the process until carry becomes zero.
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Q3. What is mutable and immuatble data types give example
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Mutable data types can be modified after creation, while immutable data types cannot be modified.
• Examples of mutable data types: lists, sets, dictionaries

• Examples of immutable data types: strings, tuples, frozensets
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Q4. What is the difference between dictionary list and tuple
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A dictionary is an unordered collection of key-value pairs, while a list is an ordered collection of elements.
• Dictionaries are accessed by keys, while lists are accessed by indices.

• Dictionaries are mutable, while tuples are immutable.

• Dictionaries can have duplicate values, but not duplicate keys.

• Lists can contain elements of different data types, while tuples can contain elements of the same or different data types.
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Q5. Is a dictionary mutable
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Yes, a dictionary is mutable in Python.
• A dictionary in Python can be modified by adding, updating, or deleting key-value pairs.

• The values associated with keys in a dictionary can be changed.

• Dictionaries are mutable objects, meaning they can be modified in-place.

• The 'update()' method can be used to add or update multiple key-value pairs at once.
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Q6. Write a program to show if a program is prime or not
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A program to determine if a number is prime or not.
• A prime number is a number greater than 1 that has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself.

• To check if a number is prime, iterate from 2 to the square root of the number and check if any of them divides the number evenly.

• If any divisor is found, the number is not prime. Otherwise, it is prime.
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Q1. Describe an experience you have to work with a difficult person and how you managed it
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Q1. More related to team handling and 'managerial problem solving' skills and past incidents as evidences
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Various managerial and aptitude questions

Aptitude and Coding round. Was easy to solve and approach. Approached via college placement.

Q1. Given a string for example your name, print the substring of it.
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To print a substring of a given string, you can use string slicing in programming languages like Python.
• Use string slicing to extract the desired substring from the given string.

• Specify the start and end index of the substring within square brackets after the string variable.

• Example: If the given string is 'Hello World', to print 'World', use string_variable[6:].
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Q2. Introduce yourself, Tell about your projects, and Why you believe Medtronic is the best fit for you.
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Q1. Behavior questions
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Q2. Resume questions and asked to describe
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Q1. How do you handle team
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