The only con will be that you'll be on the bench for a long time.
NA
Very slow process. It takes 8-9 months for the whole process to complete, and an offer letter can be on hold even after the offer is released. They should work on this very soon, as it is not expected from such a big organization.
It was an average interview, not that difficult to crack. Topics covered: * Scrum * Defect management * Regression testing * Retesting, and their differences * Testing documentation * Smoke testing * Sanity testing, and their differences * Black-bo
It was the mid-level of the interview, with two rounds. Questions were asked in manual and automation testing. I received questions from Java basics, Selenium, string handling, web table automation, framework structure, collection concepts, and BDD
Very slow process. It takes 8-9 months for the whole process to complete, and an offer letter can be on hold even after the offer is released. They should work on this very soon, as it is not expected from such a big organization.
It was an average interview, not that difficult to crack. Topics covered: * Scrum * Defect management * Regression testing * Retesting, and their differences * Testing documentation * Smoke testing * Sanity testing, and their differences * Black-bo
It was the mid-level of the interview, with two rounds. Questions were asked in manual and automation testing. I received questions from Java basics, Selenium, string handling, web table automation, framework structure, collection concepts, and BDD