GATI-KWE Senior Associate Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Personal & Academics Questions
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Q1. Notice Period & Rotational Shift question
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They take a typing speed test in the fist round and the keyboards very old and narrow so you press wrong keys (next key) in a hurry. They also take a email writing test.

Q1. What was your overall journey
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Q1. What do you know about FTL, LCL
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FTL and LCL are terms used in logistics and transportation.
• FTL stands for Full Truck Load, which means a shipment that occupies the entire truck and is transported from one point to another without any stops or transfers.

• LCL stands for Less than Container Load, which means a shipment that does not occupy the entire container and is consolidated with other shipments to fill the container.

• FTL is usually faster and more e...read more
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Q1. General questions and discussion about salary
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Q1. Talk about past experience
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I have diverse experiences in project management, team leadership, and strategic planning across various industries.
• Led a cross-functional team to successfully launch a new product, increasing market share by 15%.

• Managed a $2 million budget for a key project, ensuring all deliverables were met on time and within budget.

• Implemented a new project management software that improved team collaboration and reduced project ti...read more
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Q2. Shippment related questions and incoterms
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Q1. Restful and soap difference
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RESTful is an architectural style that uses HTTP for communication, while SOAP is a protocol that uses XML for communication.
• RESTful is lightweight and uses standard HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE.

• SOAP is more rigid and uses XML-based messaging protocol.

• RESTful is stateless, while SOAP can maintain state.

• RESTful is more popular for web services, while SOAP is commonly used in enterprise applications.
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Q2. Difference between post, put and patch
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Q3. How will you design the apis
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I will design the APIs by first understanding the requirements, defining the endpoints, choosing the appropriate HTTP methods, and documenting the API specifications.
• Understand the requirements and use cases for the APIs

• Define the endpoints and their functionalities

• Choose the appropriate HTTP methods for each endpoint (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)

• Document the API specifications including request and response formats
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Q1. Tell me about yourself.
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Q2. What you know about UPS logistics?
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UPS logistics involves managing the flow of goods, information, and funds between the point of origin and the point of consumption.
• UPS is a global leader in logistics and package delivery services.

• They offer a range of services including transportation, distribution, freight forwarding, and supply chain solutions.

• UPS utilizes advanced technology such as tracking systems and route optimization to improve efficiency.

• Thei...read more
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Q3. Why you want a job change?
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I'm seeking new challenges and opportunities for growth that align with my career goals and values.
• Desire for professional growth: I'm looking for a role that offers more responsibilities and opportunities to lead projects.

• Alignment with career goals: My current position doesn't fully align with my long-term career aspirations in strategic planning.

• Cultural fit: I'm eager to join a company whose values and culture reso...read more
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