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HTC TECHNICAL AND HR ROUND QUESTIONS in SEP 2016


What are pointers how and when they are used
Explain the concept of Data Structers
What are compilation and  run time errors and how would clear them
What is OOPS concept
What are the languages known to you
Difference between C and C++
How well you know C and why are you so interested in C
What will you do if you get a core side job with a package of 10 Lakhs
Explain about your project
Can you learn programming languages on your own if so what are they
What are your objectives
Your areas of interest
why you want to get into IT
Tell me about your self
Tell me about your family
Tell me about your father occupation how and what you do in cultivation
Tell the positive moments in your life
Tell the negative moments in your life and how you over come them
How your brother went to army
Do you have passport and why you havenot applied
Do you have any questions 

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Tips for Resume Writing

Tips for Resume Writing

Tip 1 - Use Titles or Headings That Match The Jobs You Want

With employers receiving hundreds of resumes you must make sure that your resume hooks an employer's attention within a 5-second glance. A great way to do this is to use job titles and skill headings that relate to and match the jobs you want. For example, compare the headings Roger used in his before resume to the headings used in his after resume.

Before Resume:
Accounting / Recordkeeping
Administrative
Computer Skills

After Resume:
Management of A/R and A/P Accounts
Computerized Accounting Applications
Departmental Administration / Recordkeeping

Which set of headings are the strongest for an Accounts Payable / Receivable Manager position?
Even though Roger's title was Accounting Assistant, he actually managed over 1,000 A/R and A/P accounts. Using skill headings that market the true nature of Roger's job duties will generate him more interviews and higher salary offers. For more examples, like this one and the ones discussed below, click NEW - 180 resume branding and writing tips!

Tip 2 - Use Design That Grabs Attention
 
Employers make snap judgments when glancing at your resume. If they see unrelated job titles or skills the likelihood is very high that they will make an immediate assumption that you are not qualified for the job you want. Adding to this problem is the fact that employers don't have the time to read through each of your job descriptions to determine if you have the skills they need.
You Must Do That For Them! The design of your resume must highlight the most important information about your work experience, skills and education. At first glance this information forms the image that employers have of your skills and abilities.

 Tip 3 - Create Content That Sells

Resume design should get attention but it's really the content of your resume, the descriptions you include of your skills and abilities, that determine how many interviews you generate--as well as the level of salary offers you receive. Compare the before and after statements from Roger's resume shown below:

Before Resume: Maintained records for accounts receivable and accounts payable accounts.

After Resume: Managed over 1,000 accounts receivable and payable accounts working directly with the Chief Financial Officer.

Which of these examples presents Roger as being more qualified, having higher skills and worth a higher salary? As this example illustrates, our image of Roger is changed and elevated when we read the after example. For more examples of how to create powerful content click on 60 Free Online Resume and Job Search Workshops.

Tip 4 - Quantify and Use Power Words

As Roger's after statement demonstrates, using numbers to describe your achievements and responsibilities can greatly expand and elevate your image. Using numbers and quantifying creates vivid images in our mind when we read them, whereas general statements like the before examples are easy to skip over or forget. Typically the more specific you can be in describing your duties the better.
Another strategy that is extremely important in controlling the image that employers develop about you--is to use Power Words or verbs that match the level of position you want. For example, Roger wants to use the experience he's gained to move into a management position. To strengthen his image he should use as many "management oriented" words as possible. Which example below do you think is the strongest?

Typical Verbs:
Gave work assignments to staff of entry level accounting clerks.
Power Words:
Directed workflow, supervised and trained accounting staff performing posting to general ledger, accounts receivable and payable accounts.

 Tip 5 - Analyze Ads and Job Descriptions to Identify Key Words

Learning how to analyze the key words that employers provide in help wanted ads and job descriptions is a key element in creating powerful resumes. For example, read the ad Roger found for an Accounts Receivable Manager below and see how many key words, phrases, or skill descriptions that it includes.

Accounts Receivable Manager Seeking experienced A/R Manager to oversee accounts, manage billing and collections, train accounting and clerical staff, develop status reports for management and prepare monthly balance sheets. B.A. Degree or A.A. Degree with minimum of 2 years experience required.

Even though this ad is small it contains 12-13 key words or phrases that should be addressed in Roger's resume. Roger can also key words from an ad like this to create headings for his resume such as: Key Word Skill Headings
Management of A/R Accounts
Billing and Collections
Supervision of Accounting and Administrative Staff
Balance Sheet and Management Status Reports 

 Tip 6 - Identify and Solve Employer's Hidden Needs 

In addition to the skills or needs listed in the ad shown above, the employer will have many more needs that Roger should identify and address in his resume and cover letter. For example, this employer will need someone who can deal effectively with other departments, research accounting issues and records to solve problems. To beat today's heavy competition for jobs, it's important that you identify and anticipate the full range of needs each employer faces and show how you can solve those needs.

 Tip 7 - Sell the Benefits of Your Skills  

Most resumes provide a list of duties that each applicant has been responsible for--without explaining the benefit of those skills to employers. For example, a secretary's resume might state she can type 80 wpm and is extremely accurate. This statement lacks an explanation of how her typing speed and accuracy benefit an employer's bottom line. The real benefit is that the employee can produce more work and ultimately save the employer money. A better statement for this person's resume would be: Selling The Benefits of Skills
· Achieved top production volume by maintaining high degree of accuracy with typing speed at 80 wpm.
· Cut labor expense over $6,000 annually by eliminating the need for part-time wordprocessing staff.

 Tip 8 - Create An Image That Matches The Salary You Want  

As you write your resume, keep in mind the level of job and salary you want. Be sure to create an image that presents you at the appropriate level. For example, language used in a resume for an $8 an hour position is much different than the language used for a $16 an hour position. I recently met Lynn, who had held a Health Insurance Claims Management position making $42,000 per year. She had retrained for the accounting field and hadn't yet gained any "direct accounting experience" although she had prepared monthly accounting reports as a Department Manager.
I was appalled when she shared the resume she had been counseled to create. It began with this statement:

Seeking an entry level position in the accounting field.

Now what pay rate do you think this statement would motivate employers to offer Lynn? A much better statement would be:

Seek an Accounting position utilizing my experience: · Managing a department and accounting for up to $250,000 in monthly claims.

My goal is to help people either stay at their current salary level or move up--not go backwards. As you can see, the last statement greatly elevates Lynn's image and will be much more likely to generate salary offers comparable to her last pay rate.

Tip 9 - Prioritize the Content of Your Resume
Another big mistake that job seekers make is to list very important data in the lower sections of their job descriptions. As you compile statements for your resume, prioritize them by importance, impressiveness and relevance to the job you want. Remember that a strong statement which uses power words and quantifies will affect every statement under it. Read the two examples below. Which one has the most impact?
Unprioritized
Maintained records control, filing, office supply purchasing and equipment maintenance.
Managed front office functions to support the President, Vice President and staff of 20 Sales Representatives.
Prioritized
Managed front office functions to support the President, Vice President and staff of 20 Sales Representatives. Maintained records control, filing, office supply purchasing and equipment maintenance.

 Tip 10 - Tweak and Target Your Resumes and Cover Letters

You will generate many more interviews by tweaking your resume and cover letter so that they address the specific skills each employer requests. For example, Sally originally wanted a customer service position, then found an ad for a Retail Management opening. How well qualified do the headings in the left hand column present her for the Retail Management position? Do you think the headings in the right hand column will generate more and better interviews for Retail Management positions?

Customer Service Cash Accountability Computer Skills

Retail Management / Customer Service Cash Accountability / Supervision of Retail Stations Retail Accounting Applications

Sally's actual title had been Lead Cashier, even though she managed her own retail cashiering station in addition to 6 other cashiers and stations. Once Sally had created her original resume, it only took about 5 minutes to tweak and relabel her skill descriptions to fit Retail Management positions. This "relabeling" is entirely truthful and is extremely important in landing more interviews because it allows job seekers to apply for, and look qualified for, a wider range of jobs.

RESUME WRITING

How to build a resume?

 
How to build a resume?

Build Resume A resume furnishes details for presenting yourself for a prospective job. It is a summary of your skills, accomplishments, experiences and education. There is no standard format for preparing your resume. It should be designed in such a way to impress your prospective employer and to ensure the call for an interview. Apart from the basic categories, you can add on details to make it more impressive. Always make a rough resume with all the details before you finalize on the fair one. We can go through the basic categories, to help you to make a resume.

Name, Address and Telephone:
One has to give his/her permanent address with phone number if any. If you have an e-mail address, include that too.

Objective:
It should be brief and to the point. It must give the employer an idea about your work preferences and where you want to be in your career, in future.

For example:
Seeking a challenging position with opportunities for career advancement and learning.
To have a long career in the (particular field), gain further skills and attain the goal of the organisation aiming at mutual growth.

Profile:
This category is optional but valuable. Here one should give an overall picture of his/her abilities and accomplishments. You must stress on your particular strengths.

For example:
Good knowledge on Internet Security, E-commerce Transactions, System Analysis etc.
More than one year experience in the particular industry.

Educational Qualification:
Here one has to include your degree, specialisation, institutions attended, year of graduation, subsidiary subjects studied, and any special workshops, seminars, related courses or projects done. You can give your qualifications separately as academic and professional or technical if any.

Career Graph or Work Experience:
One must give details regarding the place you have worked, the position you held, your responsibilities and achievements if any, duration of work etc. List the name of the organisation, give a brief description if you prefer and the place it's located. Then give your work responsibilities with an emphasis on achievements- (work projects done, targets achieved etc.) and the dates or period you have served in the organisation.

Personal Profile:
Your personal details like date of birth, permanent address and contact number, e-mail, passport details if any, hobbies, languages known etc.

References:
References should be given with prior consent from the relevant people. This must include their name, address and phone number. It is not essential to give references in a resume. You can state that references can be furnished if needeg

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NEXT STEP TCS CODE VETA REGISTRATION

Step1:open nextstep.tcs.com in google chrome.

Step2:select IT and click on it

Step3:click on “register here” which is beside new to register

Select off campus applications

 

Step4:fill all the details.

Note: select 2017 as answer for Year of passing highest qualification

Select Graduate as answer for Highest qualification category.

Choose ur password with 1 capital letter, numbers and one                             

Character.eg:Akash123@

Click”submit” button after filling the details.

Step5:note your DT number and re-enter the password.

Step6:it directs to a page where you have to choose “Campus commune”.

Click on”launch campus commune”.then click on “codevita contest”.

NTT DATA TECHNICAL &HR QUESTIONS

NTT DATA  TECHNICAL &HR QUESTIONS

1.Write a program to reverse a string without using string functions?

2.write a program to print a number?

DBMS

1.write a query to retrieve the data in a student table whose roll num is 5?

2.difference between truncate, drop and delete?

3.write a query for delete command?

4.write a query for alter command?

STLD & MPMC

1.and,or,nand,nor logic gates and their truth tables?

2.draw any  logic diagram for the expression and that should consists of and, not and or gates?

3.syntax for addressing modes?

4.architecture of 8086 microprocessor?

HR

1.tell me about yourself?

2.explain briefly about your project?

INFOSYS INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

INFOSYS INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
HELD AT TIRUPATI IN JAN 2016 THROUGH JKC

1.Introduce yourself.

2.Differences between STRUCTURE and UNION.

3.what is pointer.

4.what is recursive function and example. 

5.write code for swaping of two numbers with out using 3rd variable. 

6.explain STDIO.h
7.what are all input and output functions. 

8.what is software. 

9.Is testing important, why.  

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1. what is assembly language programming and why is it used ? And asked to write     a program in ALP. 2. what is optical fiber and how does it work?    3. And how data is represented as light in optical fibers ? 4. Asked to explain about mini project and the seminar topic that was in my resume     and asked questions from that 5. what is microprocessor and microcontrolller and their differences? 6. what are modes of communication with examples and how is it built (eg: how a         duplexer operation  is acheived)  _______________________________________________________ 1. what is cdma, fdma and tdma how are they used in 2G,3G and  4G 2. What are modes of communication 3. How electrical signals are changed to light signals for transmission through optical fiber ________________

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