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project manager Round interview
Please put some light on this questions and give answer ..
1.scenario:suppose one user using user application by opening in 10 different taps in window.how you will restrict to not do
2.how you will fing how many user using your application?
3.If client ask you to change some module  what you will do?
4.how will you deploy ur project?
5.Diffent phases in delivering project during developement and maintance
6.What are the challenges/difficulties facing in your project..?

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