Toyota Tsusho QA Supervisor Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Just asking about your current company and total overall experience
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Q1. Detailed discussion on dealer scouting and development
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Q2. Sales and marketing
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Q3. Technical questions about tractor and impliments
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What's your plan for the area development and new channel partner addition.

GD on the Topic - Quality of coal is deteriorating, what should the company do?

Q1. Not that much to share they just ask the day to day challenge handling and process of purchasing a material...
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Q2. How many mails do you handle
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I handle approximately 50-100 emails per day in my current role as a Senior Engineer.
• I prioritize emails based on urgency and importance

• I respond to emails promptly to ensure efficient communication

• I organize emails into folders for easy access and reference
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Q1. Same as it is before...
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Q1. Genaral questions about pas work experience
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Q1. Questions related to work were asked and personal family details were also asked
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Q1. About compensation and time of joining only
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Q1. Based on your experience on the field and application for the position
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Q2. Mechanical engineering and materials standard
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Q1. Previous company & job responsibilities, willingness to join new organization
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I worked at XYZ Company as a Senior Associate and was responsible for managing a team of 10 employees. I am willing to join a new organization to further develop my skills and contribute to its success.
• Worked at XYZ Company as a Senior Associate

• Managed a team of 10 employees

• Responsibilities included overseeing daily operations, training new hires, and ensuring customer satisfaction

• Successfully implemented new strategie...read more
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Q1. Salary negotiable, post offered and benifits
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Q1. Basics about your self
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Q1. Regarding your experience and related questions
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Q1. Bolt grades for different bolts
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Different bolt grades are used for various applications based on their strength and durability.
• Bolt grades are typically indicated by numbers or letters, such as Grade 2, Grade 5, Grade 8, etc.

• Higher grade bolts have higher strength and are used in applications where greater load-bearing capacity is required.

• Common grades include Grade 2, Grade 5, Grade 8, and stainless steel bolts.

• Each grade has specific properties an...read more
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Q1. About machine design, motors,gearbox ratio, output, earlier work done
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Q1. Salary negotiations
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Q1. Case based on hyperlocal
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Q2. Growth case and guestimates
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Q3. Guestimates on category sizing
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Estimating the size of different categories based on available data and trends.
• Analyze historical sales data to identify trends and patterns in category sizing

• Consider external factors such as market trends and competition

• Use market research and customer feedback to make informed guestimates

• Utilize forecasting techniques to predict future category sizing

• Example: Estimate the size of the electronics category based on pa
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