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Principal Customer Services Program Manager

Nvidia

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  1. Why do you want to join Nvidia?
  2. How do you explain a technical problem to a customer who is not technical?
  3. Tell me about an angry customer you handled. What did you say?
  4. How do you handle a problem you do not know the answer to?
  5. How do you decide which ticket to work on first?

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Listed on workday · posted 2026-08-28. ApplySarthi collects openings and links to application pages; the role is advertised by Nvidia, not by us.