ICICI Bank Ltd Interview Preparation Guide

Be honest here but you don’t need to lay it all out either, for example if you and your boss didn’t get along. Don’t bash your former employer. It could be the culture, it could be there was little room for career progression, you didn’t agree with the vision of the company say what it is, then move quickly to focusing on what you want instead.

This is similar to the tell us about your weaknesses question. You can’t say you have none, and you can’t say something fake like I work too hard. You need to be honest here with parameters: Prepare your answer so it comes across in a positive, productive way and not as bashing your former employer. Choose things that are about the job itself preferably, not your terrible boss, so you’re focusing on things that don’t come across as talking badly about people, which isn’t necessary or helpful. Things like the lack of structure or process is an example of something you could say. Or the lack of direction for your department.

Mostly it is the first question ask by interviewer and candidate must answer it in limited words and cover the main things like family background, education, job experience (if any), skills, etc.

9 hrs is the working hrs but one has to stretch accordingly due to high volume.

Cashiers typically work independently, but working within a team is a key part of the job; you will work closely with stockers, floor managers and others. As you respond, stress that you can work independently and can thrive on your own, but that you appreciate the support and expertise a team can give you.

All the above
Explanation:
Subsequent to the issue of guidelines in January 1993 for the entry of new private sector banks, the RBI granted approval for the setting up of 13 new privately owned domestic banks.

A key part of a cashier's job is handling money, so trustworthiness and integrity are important. In your answer, highlight your experience managing money, your past employers' feedback on your honesty and your accuracy in managing the cash drawer.

General Insurance Business (Nationalisation) Act, 1972
Explanation:
The entire general insurance business in India was nationalised by the Government of India through the General Insurance Business (Nationalisation) Act of 1972.

E-Banking
Explanation:
E-banking enable financial institution customers, individuals or businesses, to access accounts, transact business, or obtain information on financial products and services.

Pure Banking Nothing Else
Explanation:
Government of India owned the Imperial Bank of India in 1955 and renamed it the State Bank of India.