Interview Questions

Lean Manufacturing: catching the concept of JIT(Just-in-time) and re-examines it from the client point of view. Anything that is made should put something of valuable to the client’s requirement. For example, if you are manufacturing stereo system for a luxury car, you will imagine from the customer point of view like space occupancy, durability, sound quality, medium or loud sound, etc.

  JIT (Just-in-Time):  This methodology is described to provide that a product or part would arrive just in time to be used. This method saves the price of the unused inventory, and eject the need of piling up inventory.    

Channel of communication : It is a floe of communication within a department.

Skipper : This term is used for the status of a room, which indicates that a guest has left the hotel room without arranging to settle his or her account. 

Sundry Services :These are the extra services, which are provided to the guests. For e.g. message, handling of guests.

The emulator lets developers “play” around an interface that acts as if it were an actual mobile device. They can write and test codes, and even debug. Emulators are a safe place for testing codes especially if it is in the early design phase.

Constructor chaining is the process of calling one constructor from another constructor with respect to current object.

Within same class: It can be done using this() keyword for constructors in same class

From base class: by using super() keyword to call constructor from the base class.

DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange) a communication protocol that let applications call each other.

OLE was the first protocol that enabled users and programmers to create compound documents?that is documents that contain data from different applications (for example an Excel worksheet inside a Word document).

RTTI is available only for classes which are polymorphic, which means they have at least one virtual method.

The functions performed by trade unions can be classified into two groups: 

i.) Militant Functions

ii.) Fraternal Functions

Militant functions :

These activities include strike, lock outs, gherao etc which means putting up a fight with the management. Hence, they are called militant functions. They are carried out for following purposes: 

a.) Rise in wages

b.) Rise in the status of workers

c.) Protection against injustice

Fraternal functions :

These functions are carried out by the trade unions for the welfare of their employees which includes: 

a.) Measures to boost up the workers’ morale

b.) Foster self confidence

c.) Develop sincerity and discipline

d.) Protection to women workers against discrimination

Tips

It would be wise to save this question for the interviewing manager, and not for a peer/technical discussion. Nobody likes a kiss-up, but letting management know that you will communicate openly and honestly with them, always scores big points. The last part of the question can be a good barometer about how easy it will be to become a top performer. You can follow up with a discussion of how you have been successful in your previous jobs.