Surya Gold Cement Under Sales Promoter(ahmed Enterprise) In Barpeta ( Assam) Deputy Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. General and deep questions regarding the subject will be asked as per the position applied and past experience.
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Q1. Regarding salary negotiation the discussion was on. TPL always gives a hike from current salary where no other current contractor in the industry can offer the same. Their package is fixed.
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Q1. How much tolerence in acceptable in %value during receipts ?
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The acceptable tolerance in % value during receipts depends on the company's policies and industry standards.
• The acceptable tolerance in % value during receipts can vary depending on the nature of the business.

• Some companies may have a strict tolerance limit of 1-2% to ensure accuracy in financial records.

• Other industries, such as retail, may have a higher tolerance limit of 5-10% due to factors like pricing errors or ...read more
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Q2. Acceptable tolerence is 0.5%
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Acceptable tolerance refers to the maximum deviation allowed from a desired value or standard.
• Acceptable tolerance is a measure of how much variation is considered acceptable in a particular context.

• It is often used in quality control to determine if a product or process meets the required standards.

• For example, if the acceptable tolerance for a weight measurement is 0.5%, a weight of 100 grams can vary by up to 0.5 gr...read more
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Q1. Name previous company.what do you of work.
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I worked at XYZ Company as a Deputy Manager.
• Managed a team of 10 employees

• Implemented new strategies to increase productivity

• Achieved a 20% increase in sales within the first year

• Streamlined processes to improve efficiency
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Q1. What is quantity surveying
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Quantity surveying is the process of managing costs and budgets for construction projects.
• Involves estimating and monitoring costs throughout the project

• Includes preparing tender documents, negotiating contracts, and valuing completed work

• Helps ensure projects are completed within budget and on time

• Requires knowledge of construction methods, materials, and regulations
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Q2. Responsibility of quantity surveyor
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Quantity surveyors are responsible for managing costs and budgets for construction projects.
• Preparing cost estimates and budgets for construction projects

• Monitoring and controlling project costs

• Advising on procurement strategies to obtain the best value for money

• Assessing and valuing variations to the contract

• Preparing and submitting final accounts
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Q3. Mode of measurement
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Mode of measurement refers to the method or tool used to collect data in order to quantify a particular variable.
• Different modes of measurement include self-report surveys, observational methods, and physiological measurements.

• For example, in a study on stress levels, self-report surveys may be used to measure perceived stress, while physiological measurements like heart rate or cortisol levels can provide objective da...read more
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Q1. Knowledge about Estimation
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Q2. Budgeting, knowledge about direct cost indirect cost
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Q3. Knowledge about material reconciliation
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Q1. Asking about preference location
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Q2. Asking about current CTC
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Q3. Asking about expected CTC
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Q1. Location preferences, salary negotiations and grade and structure
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Q1. How to calculate the weight of the steel?
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The weight of steel can be calculated using its density and volume.
• Calculate the volume of the steel object in cubic meters

• Determine the density of the specific type of steel being used

• Multiply the volume by the density to get the weight in kilograms

• For example, if the volume of steel is 0.5 cubic meters and the density is 7850 kg/m^3, the weight would be 3925 kg
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Q2. Square of Dia of bar /162 or Desity of the steel * Area of the steel
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The question is asking for the calculation of either the square of the diameter of a bar divided by 162 or the density of the steel multiplied by the area of the steel.
• Calculate the square of the diameter of the bar and divide by 162

• Calculate the density of the steel and multiply by the area of the steel

• Compare the two results to determine the answer
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Q1. Certificate verification & Salary Negotiation
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Q2. Verified certificates & Negotiate Salary
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