"As a supply chain analyst, it's your job to collect information on productivity and customer demand in order to improve your company's supply chain operations. You can expect to answer a lot of �what if� scenario questions that will assess how you tackle company areas in need of improvement. Prepare yourself by familiarizing yourself with company practices and examples of previous reports you've created. You will likely be asked to solve with an Excel spreadsheet problem, so make sure that your Excel skills are on par."
You have a pool of water, a 3 gallon tank, 5 gallon tank, and 8 gallon tank. You must use the pool of water to fill the 5 and 8 gallon tank up to 4 gallons. You must fill the tank to the top when dipped in the water. If you pour water out the tank and into the pool you must empty it. The pool of water is limitless. Use the gallons in the tanks to determine how much water is in the tank. Please tell me in detail the amount of steps it takes to complete this task.
Which are your passions? What do you know about six sigma? About SAP? Which language level? How you prioritize? How do you deal with stressful situations? Are you ready to take a job that keeps you constantly on the hedge and is really intense?
Name a time when you had difficulty working with a team members.
Do you know any competitors of Kimberly Clark?
Tell me about a time you had to use data to solve a problem?
Am I a go getter? Do I posses leadership skills?
Nothing specific; just prior job experience
tell me something about yourself?
How much do you know about the Asurion and New merger
Why do you want to work for McDonald's?
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