Separate shipment counts from sample-quality findings
Instruction: Reconcile the counts, calculate the two observed sample defect rates, and explain exactly what can and cannot be released or concluded.
Optional work sample for experienced associates: Written working is welcome. This is not a universal warehouse interview requirement.
All quantities below are individual units. Each actual quantity is a completed physical count of the whole group. Quality examined only the listed sample, and each defective sample unit has one defect. Samples are included in the actual quantities.
| Group | Expected | Actual whole-group count | Sample checked | Sample finding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 120 | 116 | Not sampled | Quality not assessed |
| B | 80 | 82 | Not sampled | Quality not assessed |
| C | 60 | 60 | 10 | 2 visibly crushed units |
| D | 40 | 40 | 8 | 1 wrong-model unit |
Fictional policy: any count discrepancy or sample defect places the entire affected group on hold. Only the designated inventory or quality lead may resolve and release a held group. An associate records observed results and does not extrapolate sample findings into inventory adjustments.
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A is four short and B is two over; together with C and D, the physical total is 298 against 300 expected...
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