Syrma SGS Technologies Process Supervisor Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Yes mr. xyz tell me about your self?
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Q2. What is tolerance and what is warpage?
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Tolerance is the acceptable range of variation in a dimension, while warpage is the deformation or distortion of a part.
• Tolerance refers to the allowable difference between the dimensions of a part and the desired measurements.

• Warpage is the bending, twisting, or distortion of a part due to internal stresses or uneven cooling.

• Tolerance is crucial in manufacturing to ensure parts fit together properly, while warpage can...read more
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Q3. How many months of experience in quality you have (work related)?
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I have 36 months of experience in quality, including 24 months as a Quality Analyst and 12 months as a Quality Supervisor.
• I have 36 months of experience in quality.

• This includes 24 months as a Quality Analyst.

• Additionally, I have 12 months of experience as a Quality Supervisor.
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Q4. What you do there?
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1.What is datum point? (In Autocad designing) ?
2. Showing a pcb drawing they asked about what is the distance between one point to other?
3. What is difference between welding and soldering?

Q1. How much salary you want?
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I am looking for a competitive salary based on my experience, skills, and the responsibilities of the role.
• I am open to discussing salary based on the market rate for the position

• I have researched the average salary range for Process Supervisors in this industry

• I am looking for a salary that reflects my qualifications and contributions to the company
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Q2. How much you were getting in previous?
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I was previously earning $60,000 annually in my last position as a Process Supervisor.
• Previous salary was $60,000 per year

• Salary was consistent throughout my time in the role

• Received annual bonuses based on performance
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Q3. Can you bring the salary slip?
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Yes, I can bring the salary slip for verification.
• I can provide the salary slip for verification during the interview process.

• Bringing the salary slip shows transparency and honesty.

• It helps in confirming the details provided in the resume.
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