Stayed one year, didn't find any pros.
Bench policy is worst. For 45 days, if on bench, you have to run behind RMG for project allocation and interviews. They'll force you to join a project in another city or state where the cost of living will be double of your in-hand salary. Managers are biased while giving hikes also.
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
First Technical round, second manager round, HR round will discuss location and package. First round related to technical. Second will be like technical and some logical related questions. Overall, it happens in 2 days and in one week, I got an offer
The interview included a mix of technical and process-related questions. They asked about: * QA practices * Automation tools * Test strategy They also included a simple coding question to assess basic problem-solving skills.
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
First Technical round, second manager round, HR round will discuss location and package. First round related to technical. Second will be like technical and some logical related questions. Overall, it happens in 2 days and in one week, I got an offer
The interview included a mix of technical and process-related questions. They asked about: * QA practices * Automation tools * Test strategy They also included a simple coding question to assess basic problem-solving skills.