IT Management Interview Preparation Guide
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1 :: Explain Red is My FAV color? White is MY FAV Color? & Black is my
FAV color?
"Red is My FAV color?"
ends with a question mark. The author is asking if red is
his/her fav color. The same with the next statement.
"White is MY FAV Color?"
This will be the last argument and said to be the answer.
& Black is my FAV color
It does not end in any punctuation marks.
Note: The answer is dominantly based on punctuation marks.
ends with a question mark. The author is asking if red is
his/her fav color. The same with the next statement.
"White is MY FAV Color?"
This will be the last argument and said to be the answer.
& Black is my FAV color
It does not end in any punctuation marks.
Note: The answer is dominantly based on punctuation marks.
2 :: In SAP SD, How to remove the materiel block?
T-code mm06
Try this
Try this
3 :: What are your salary requirements?
We should not expect our salary greater than our work..I
should be satisfied by my salary..If i submit my great work
i would expect great salary...
should be satisfied by my salary..If i submit my great work
i would expect great salary...
4 :: What is difference between a primary market and secondary market in us economy as per e-commerce point of view?
Market research is generally either primary or secondary. Primary market research is when a company carries out research first hand. Primary market research is more reliable than secondary research because you know that the information you have gathered is accurate, as you have collected it yourself. It is also specific to your type of product/service. On the other hand, it is very time consuming and costs more, for example in consumer panels, products have to be given away for free so that they can be tested. This type of research can also be called field research.
Some forms of primary market research are as follows:
Ø Questionnaires/Surveys
Ø Interviews (can be done one-to-one, in a group or over the internet)
Ø Observation
Ø Focus Group/Consumer Panel - asking customers how they feel about their products
In secondary research, the company uses information from other sources that has already been researched by somebody else. Instead of carrying out research yourself like in primary research, you simply use somebody else's results that have already been collected which have been carried out in similar ways to how you would have carried it out. The advantages of secondary research are that it is relatively cheap, easily accessible and can be done very quickly. Disadvantages of secondary research are that it is often not specific to your area of research and the data used can be biased and is difficult to validate. As you have not collected it yourself, you cannot be sure how accurate it is as it could be biased. This type of research can also be called desk research.
Some forms of secondary market research are as follows:
Ø Websites
Ø Magazines
Ø News/Newspapers
Ø Textbooks
Ø Journals - specialist magazines
Ø Other companies financial reports
Some forms of primary market research are as follows:
Ø Questionnaires/Surveys
Ø Interviews (can be done one-to-one, in a group or over the internet)
Ø Observation
Ø Focus Group/Consumer Panel - asking customers how they feel about their products
In secondary research, the company uses information from other sources that has already been researched by somebody else. Instead of carrying out research yourself like in primary research, you simply use somebody else's results that have already been collected which have been carried out in similar ways to how you would have carried it out. The advantages of secondary research are that it is relatively cheap, easily accessible and can be done very quickly. Disadvantages of secondary research are that it is often not specific to your area of research and the data used can be biased and is difficult to validate. As you have not collected it yourself, you cannot be sure how accurate it is as it could be biased. This type of research can also be called desk research.
Some forms of secondary market research are as follows:
Ø Websites
Ø Magazines
Ø News/Newspapers
Ø Textbooks
Ø Journals - specialist magazines
Ø Other companies financial reports
5 :: What motivates you? How do you motivate others?
But also, the subsequent recognition of my efforts gives me
the encouragement for my next efforts.
I think responsibility motives me the most. Responsibility
is very important for all the employees. Since I am a member
of this company, I should do my job well. That's my
responsibility. Then, loyalty is another factor motivates
me. I keep telling myself that if I want my job be stable, I
need to be loyal to my company, because none but the company
develops, I can develop.
"I am self-motivated but work well with others to get the
needs of the job done, done well, and done on-time."
the encouragement for my next efforts.
I think responsibility motives me the most. Responsibility
is very important for all the employees. Since I am a member
of this company, I should do my job well. That's my
responsibility. Then, loyalty is another factor motivates
me. I keep telling myself that if I want my job be stable, I
need to be loyal to my company, because none but the company
develops, I can develop.
"I am self-motivated but work well with others to get the
needs of the job done, done well, and done on-time."
6 :: What would your former boss/colleagues say about you?
excellent comments about me
7 :: How do you decide on the technology which is to be used to execute a particular project?
by making effective communication with customer,we find out
the exact problem defination.
the exact problem defination.
8 :: What is Difference between Comprehensive AMC and Non- Comprehensive?
Comprehensive AMC means snnual maintance contract with
spares and service.
NOn-Comprehensive AMC means only service
spares and service.
NOn-Comprehensive AMC means only service
9 :: What is farm accounting?
Farm accounting like business or financial accounting,deals
solely with record in relation to farming business.Is
therefore,a statement of dealings expressed in words and
figures according farm book-keeper's record.
a)Words here expresses how the figures came about and what
led to the figure being where it is at that point time i.e
making a clear narration of such transaction.
solely with record in relation to farming business.Is
therefore,a statement of dealings expressed in words and
figures according farm book-keeper's record.
a)Words here expresses how the figures came about and what
led to the figure being where it is at that point time i.e
making a clear narration of such transaction.
10 :: What is BID ADMINISTRATION?
Usually a RFP is prepared by a set of team than a single
person of single team. BID office is created for same
purpose. Working in a specific RFP or BID collectively
refers to BID administration. Usually a BID owner is
identified who then interacts with BID response stakeholders
to ensure a single composite BID response is prepared. Core
task also include to ensure all items requested as per RFP
are responded.
person of single team. BID office is created for same
purpose. Working in a specific RFP or BID collectively
refers to BID administration. Usually a BID owner is
identified who then interacts with BID response stakeholders
to ensure a single composite BID response is prepared. Core
task also include to ensure all items requested as per RFP
are responded.