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What does wood and alcohol have in common?
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Why do you want to work for Safeway?
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The hallmark of all customer service is meeting expectations, and then exceeding them with a commitment to excellence. The customer wants you to meet their expectations of service, that this can only be achieved if you, as leader, are ensuring this. You are always observing, correcting, coaching, this proper way of service. You must instill in your crew the understanding that we are honored that you the customer selected us to serve you. That this translates to a desire to be a customer advocate. That this advocacy is a charge to do your utmost to ensure the best service, price and outcome. That service is in the end expectations, meeting them or if need be resetting the expectations so the customer is kept informed of the expected time of completion or outcome. That issues arising from insurance, out of stock, or any delay that needs to be communicated to the customer. This communication to customer is critical in resetting expectations which ensure the desired outcome of a happy customer. Less
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Enthusiasm Once you enter the store, your focus should be on your job with enthusiasm, positive attitude, and happiness. This type of attitude will allow you to have a great day dealing with your co-workers, pharmacy staff, previous patients and new patients. Phrases such as, good morning, you’re appreciated, please, thank you, and you’re welcome are very important to tell the staff. Every time you hand prescriptions to the patients you should wish they are feeling better after they are using the medicine. Less
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Leadership Kept drug information library and provided accurate information to medical and pharmacy staff about new drugs, Active role in Community and Drug Information. Abide by the regulations and the law to maintain records of the drugs handled by the pharmacy. Less
How many race heats are needed to find the 3 fastest pinewood derby cars out of a field of 8, if only 4 cars can run at a time (assuming that every car will always run the way/speed and each lane is exactly equivalent)?
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so is the answer 4 heat 1 (first 4 car) + 1 (4 second set) + 1( Top 2 from first + Top 2 from second set) + 1 (3 car heat among the 3rd placed car) Less
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Only two races of four cars in each. Get the times of all cars and sort them. You don't need any more races because the times will be the same in subsequent races. :) Less
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4 if we cant measure time
Just leave a message here with the questions & I will post the solution in 5-10 minutes if I have got the same questions or I will write the solution if I know it. I got 3 coding problems to be done 90 minutes.
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Thanks for quick help, it helped me to clear the coding round. But is the use of CCAT now & how can I work on this? Less
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For CCAT one can prepare for mathematical aptitude questions, questions around the next number in the given series of numbers. Have some practise around simple simple probability, permutation/combination questions. You will also see many questions around the given figures where you need to identify the next figure or which figure doesn't match in the given list of figures. If you are Indian candidate then you will have 20 minutes to solve these 40 questions, else you will get 15 minutes to solve 50 questions. First part will be your Personality test with no time limit & you will get about 150 questions to select the right option as per your view. Second part is aptitude test & calculate the per question time for you & try to answer within that time only or else select your best possible wild guess. There is no negative marking. Now you have given the answers as per your understanding, later you will get the result as per their understanding. All The Best. Less
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I had 2 rounds - Round1 : General Java, ElasticSearch & RestService questions. Round2 : How will you have the counter of visitors, in your Rest based backend. Write some code. What & why will you chose ArrayList or LinkedList for the given scenario. Puzzle on coins flip in dark & divide them in 2 groups. Less
Are you able to work weekends?
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Had to join duty in a place far away from my hometown
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working experience in this field
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You begin working on a case with a client in an industry that your boss is an expert in. You have a meeting coming up tomorrow with the client but your boss drops out last minute due to an emergency. You know next to nothing about the industry or the case. What do you do?
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Thanks so much. It's been two weeks but it's a weekend, so I shall wait a bit more! :) Much obliged, good luck with the new job!! Less
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It is too late notice to reschedule the meeting. I would learn as much as I could about the industry and the case in the time available. I would enter the meeting presenting him/her with what I have come up with and be confident in my recommendations to reassure the client. It would be disrespectful to the client to show up to the meeting with nothing despite the circumstances. Less
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How long did it take you to hear back?
If you have a 600 digit number with only 0's and 1's, and exactly 300 1's, can the number be a square?
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The answer should be YES: @gustion: your example with 49 (7 pwr2) is correct but with 25 (5 pwr2) is incorrect. 7 in binary is 111 (3 1-bits is half of 6 bits), but 5 in binary is 101 (2 1-bits does not equal half of 6 bits). In general, any binary number with n-bits, half of which are 0's and half are 1's is a square of a binary number with half the number of bits, all being 1-value bits. In addition, the number's magnitude will be n/2-1 1-bits followed by n/2 0-bits followed by the last 1-bit. For example, lets say we have a 16-bit number. The number which will have 8 1-bit and 8 0-bit binary digits and also be a square is: 1111 1110 0000 0001 (7 1-bits followed by 8 0-bits followed by 1-bit) and this number is a square of 1111 1111 Binary number with 600 bits and 300 1-bits will have a magnitude of 299 1-bits followed by 300 0-bits followed by 1-bit, and it will be a square of a 300-bit number with the magnitude of 300 1-bits. Less
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Well on a simple note, 9's binary is 1001, a 4 digit binary with two 1's and two 0's, and is a perfect square. The same analogy should also be true for any such number. Less
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No