Twenty First Century Techno Products Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. All information about your current job role!
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Create proper PPT and do Market research with their products, without training!

Polish your assignment to next level as they need you to be have each and every detail in that, even if you have that knowledge of product or not!

Q1. You need to perform a lot of activities in front of them, your Excel skills, presentation skills and knowledge about sales tactics, strategies, everything you should know, before joining!
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Q1. Salary negotiation is very cheap, they need everything from a candidate and want to pay some penny to them only!
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Q1. HR will not going to call you if you're not selected!
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Q1. Tell me about Yourself
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Q2. Roles and responsibilities in previous organisation
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Q1. Last company review
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Q2. Retail KPI and sales data
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Q1. Nothing most important related sales data
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Q1. HR knows nothing wont be able to ask questions to you
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Basically it was a Guesstimate question

Q1. Past experience, CV points, how do you fit in the role
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4 sections of psychometric test

Q1. Basics of cv and past experience
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Q1. Nothing important never join this organisation
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Q1. Never join this organisation they hired you then they fired you with few days with any mistake
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Q1. Sales handling how u doing
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Q2. How to handle customer problems
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Handle customer problems by listening, empathizing, finding solutions, and following up.
• Listen actively to understand the issue

• Empathize with the customer's frustration

• Find a solution that meets the customer's needs

• Follow up to ensure the problem is resolved to their satisfaction
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Q1. What is accrued income
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Accrued income refers to revenue that has been earned but not yet received or recorded in the accounting books.
• Accrued income is recognized when it is earned, regardless of when it is received.

• It is recorded as a current asset on the balance sheet.

• Common examples include interest income, rent receivable, and service fees.

• Accrued income is typically recorded through adjusting journal entries at the end of an accounting
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Q2. Journal entry for accrued expense
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Accrued expenses are recorded through a journal entry to recognize expenses incurred but not yet paid.
• Accrued expenses are liabilities that are recognized when expenses are incurred but not yet paid.

• The journal entry for accrued expenses involves debiting an expense account and crediting an accrued liability account.

• For example, if a company incurs $1,000 of utility expenses but has not yet received the bill, the journ...read more
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Q3. How to do balancesheet reconciliation
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Balance sheet reconciliation involves comparing the balances of various accounts in the balance sheet to ensure accuracy and identify discrepancies.
• Start by obtaining the trial balance and the general ledger for the period being reconciled.

• Compare the balances of each account in the trial balance to the corresponding account in the general ledger.

• Investigate any discrepancies or differences between the two balances.

• Ens...read more
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Q4. What is debit note
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A debit note is a document used to record the reduction in accounts payable or an increase in accounts receivable.
• A debit note is issued by a buyer to a seller to request a credit for overcharged or returned goods.

• It serves as a proof of the reduction in the amount owed by the buyer to the seller.

• Debit notes are commonly used in business-to-business transactions.

• They help in maintaining accurate financial records and r...read more
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Q5. What is goods in transit
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Goods in transit refers to inventory or goods that are in the process of being transported from one location to another.
• Goods in transit are not yet received by the buyer but have been shipped by the seller.

• These goods are typically in transit via shipping methods such as trucks, trains, ships, or airplanes.

• The ownership and responsibility for the goods may vary depending on the terms of the sale or contract.

• Goods in t...read more
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Q1. Question about your experiences
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Q2. Question from your resume so read your resume
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. What is your PG knowledge, what's your father do? And many more positive talk
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