Hollister Medical Quality Assistant Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. First of all your all documents are absolutely varied then Tell them About yourself.
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Q2. Simple math formulas from algebra and trigonometry
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Your past job designation and salary

Q1. Your eyes sight , handicap from leg or hand etc.
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I do not have any visual or physical impairments.
• I have no issues with my eyesight and do not require any corrective lenses.

• I do not have any physical handicaps affecting my legs or hands.

• I am fully capable of performing all duties required for the Quality Assurance Officer position.
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Q1. Personal Professional Hobby Goal
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Q2. Self introduction
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Q3. Job responsibilities and working
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Q4. Family realities
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Q1. What is the standard deviation
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Standard deviation is a measure of the amount of variation or dispersion of a set of values.
• Standard deviation is calculated as the square root of the variance.

• It is used to quantify the amount of variation or dispersion of a set of values.

• A low standard deviation indicates that the values tend to be close to the mean, while a high standard deviation indicates that the values are spread out.

• Standard deviation is common...read more
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Q2. When we will take corrective and preventive action
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Corrective and preventive actions are taken when nonconformities are identified or potential issues are anticipated.
• Corrective actions are taken after a nonconformity has occurred to prevent its recurrence.

• Preventive actions are taken to prevent potential issues from occurring in the future.

• Corrective actions address root causes, while preventive actions focus on potential risks.

• Examples of corrective actions include r...read more
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Q1. What is USL and LSL in control chart
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USL stands for Upper Specification Limit and LSL stands for Lower Specification Limit in a control chart.
• USL is the highest value that a product can have and still be considered acceptable.

• LSL is the lowest value that a product can have and still be considered acceptable.

• Control charts use USL and LSL to determine if a process is within acceptable limits.

• Example: If the USL for a product is 10 and the LSL is 5, any val...read more
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Q2. How to conduct red-bin meeting
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Red-bin meetings are conducted to address urgent quality issues and prioritize actions for resolution.
• Schedule the meeting with key stakeholders involved in the quality issue

• Review the urgency and impact of the issue on product quality and customer satisfaction

• Identify root causes of the problem and assign action items with deadlines

• Follow up on action items in subsequent meetings to ensure resolution

• Document meeting m...read more
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Third round is IQ test

Q1. Tell about yourself
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I am a dedicated QA Engineer with 5 years of experience in testing web and mobile applications.
• Experienced in manual and automated testing

• Proficient in using tools like Selenium, Jira, and TestRail

• Strong knowledge of testing methodologies and best practices

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure quality deliverables
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Q2. Current projects
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Q1. Explain each project you worked
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Q2. Scenario based questions
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Q1. Spc, msa, fmea, and other
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Q1. Ask about MSA,SPC,Customer complaint,how deal with suspect parts and basic relates job.
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A structure figure in a raw what is next figure.so choose in option which are given.

Q1. Basic relates to job,SPC,Cp,Cpk, Ask about CAPA etc.
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Q1. Salary diccussion.
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Q2. What is your current ctc and want you expect.
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Q1. Why do you want this role?
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Q2. Do you have experience troubleshooting complex problems
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Yes, I have experience troubleshooting complex problems in manufacturing.
• I have successfully identified and resolved issues with production equipment, such as CNC machines and robotics.

• I have analyzed data and conducted root cause analysis to determine the source of problems.

• I have collaborated with cross-functional teams to implement solutions and prevent future issues.

• I have experience with troubleshooting software a...read more
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Q1. Why manufacturing
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I am passionate about manufacturing because of its impact on innovation, problem-solving, and creating tangible products.
• I enjoy the hands-on aspect of manufacturing and seeing a project come to life.

• I am fascinated by the process of turning raw materials into finished products efficiently.

• Manufacturing allows me to apply my engineering skills to real-world challenges and make a tangible impact on society.

• I appreciate ...read more
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Q2. What are your hobbies
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