I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at NetCarrots.com (Noida) in Jan 2017
Interview
Couple of F2F rounds followed by a Presentation. The F2F round went well. The recruiter asked to make a presentation on case study on a software company and come back to present to director. I sent the presentation well within the time, however its been couple of months, the meeting with Director couldn't be scheduled. As per recruiter my candidature is still in process. Sheer unprofessionalism.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Case study:
Case:
1. Client: An IT software client has approached NetCarrots to help them develop a channel
incentive program as they are currently having issues with their current incentive / rebate
programs.
2. Software is sold through boxes (which have CDs and one license) for individual
customers and through ‘license packs’ (paper) for customers who require multiple
licenses. The latter obviously works out cheaper on a per license basis.
3. Some of their concerns are:
There is no price stability as IT Resellers tend to undercut each other to get business
The rebates that they currently provide on reaching certain targets aid in this price cutting
as resellers, in order to hit these targets, sell out at lower than reseller price.
Schemes are run quarterly so if the client is to shift to a program which has a longer
duration then it would impact their sales
4. In terms of tracking the end customer it is easy for the client to track corporate or license
pack customers as these licenses are usually registered with the company. Using the
program the client would like to also track individual customers.
Please provide your thoughts on the following:
1. The construct/ strategy of the program (and the value proposition)
2. How would you tackle this price cutting which happens
3. Tackle the client’s concern on drop in sales if schemes are not run quarterly 4. Track
and reward sales to the reseller partners including sales of boxes to end customers.
Do include a slide on any assumptions that you may have