Thermo Fisher Scientific Application Administrator Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Project related
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Q1. Basic questions people struggle to speak English though
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Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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I am a highly motivated and experienced professional with a strong background in the field.
• I have a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration.

• I have over 5 years of experience working as an Associate in a reputable company.

• I am skilled in data analysis, project management, and client relations.

• I have successfully led a team of 10 members to achieve project goals within tight deadlines.

• I am a quick learner and adapt
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Q1. Use of Analytics
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Analytics is crucial for making data-driven decisions and improving business performance.
• Analytics helps in identifying trends and patterns in data.

• It enables businesses to make informed decisions based on data insights.

• Analytics can be used to optimize processes and improve efficiency.

• Examples: Using sales analytics to identify top-performing products, using customer analytics to personalize marketing strategies.
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Q2. What do you want to bring to the table
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I want to bring strong leadership skills, problem-solving abilities, and a passion for customer service to the table.
• Strong leadership skills: I have experience leading teams and making strategic decisions.

• Problem-solving abilities: I excel at finding creative solutions to challenges that arise.

• Passion for customer service: I prioritize providing excellent service and building strong relationships with customers.
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Q1. Read the following.. 1. Alcoa+ 2. QMS
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Q2. 3. Audit trails 4. Deviation vs incident 5. OOS
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Audit trails, deviations vs incidents, and OOS are important concepts in quality management.
• Audit trails are chronological records that provide documented evidence of activities performed in a system.

• Deviations are unplanned events that do not meet specifications, while incidents are unexpected events that may or may not impact product quality.

• OOS (Out of Specification) results occur when test results fall outside esta...read more
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Q1. QMS related questions
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Q2. Installation and qualification
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Q1. Work experience related questions
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Q2. At what capacity are you working
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Q3. Which is your current project
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Q1. Trackwise related basic questions and work profile.
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Q1. Trackwise configuration questions and support, crystal reports, webservices
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Q1. Work location , work culture, timing, salary discussion
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