Vijay Chemical Industries Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Target discussion
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Monthly and 6 month target fixed
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Q2. Product discussion
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White Oil , Transformer Oil and Petroleum jelly grade wise discussion.
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Q3. Monthly package discussion
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Q4. Monthly sales target
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The monthly sales target is set based on historical data, market trends, and company goals.
• Monthly sales target should be realistic and achievable

• Consider factors such as seasonality, market demand, and competition

• Set stretch goals to motivate the sales team

• Regularly review and adjust the target based on performance

• Example: Monthly sales target is $100,000 based on previous year's performance and 10% growth target
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Q5. Within 6 months target discussion
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Experience with the Union and industrial relations

Q1. Not to mention these questions
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Q1. Normal about yourself
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Q1. About quality document
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Q2. 7qc tools of quality used
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The 7QC tools of quality are essential techniques used in quality control to identify and solve problems.
• Check sheets: Used to collect and organize data, such as defect counts

• Pareto charts: Helps prioritize issues by showing the most significant factors

• Cause-and-effect diagrams: Identifies root causes of problems

• Histograms: Displays data distribution

• Scatter diagrams: Shows relationship between two variables

• Control char...read more
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Q3. Last company your profile
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I worked at XYZ Company as a Quality Engineer for 3 years.
• Implemented quality control processes to improve product reliability

• Conducted root cause analysis for non-conformances

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to address quality issues
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Q1. What is cavitation and surging?
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Cavitation is the formation of vapor bubbles in a liquid due to rapid changes in pressure, while surging is the unstable flow of a fluid system.
• Cavitation occurs when the pressure in a liquid drops below its vapor pressure, causing bubbles to form and collapse rapidly.

• Surging is the fluctuation in flow rate and pressure in a fluid system, often leading to instability and inefficiency.

• Cavitation can damage equipment lik...read more
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Q1. Basic Chemistry and knowledge of instruments handling
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Q1. Explain production planning in brief.
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Production planning involves creating a detailed plan of how to efficiently produce goods or services to meet demand.
• Forecasting demand to determine production needs

• Scheduling production processes and resources

• Optimizing production efficiency and minimizing costs

• Balancing inventory levels to meet customer demand

• Adjusting plans based on changes in demand or supply
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Q2. What is productivity?
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Productivity is the measure of efficiency in completing tasks or producing goods.
• Productivity is the ratio of output to input in a specific period of time.

• It can be measured by dividing the total output by the total input.

• Examples include the number of units produced per hour, the amount of work completed in a day, or the revenue generated per employee.

• Improving productivity often involves optimizing processes, reducin
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Q1. About my self ?
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Q2. About my job
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Q1. Why do you deserve this job?
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