QA testing is very important to measure the quality of the product.
These days, the developers themselves are doing the testing job, which makes it biased.
I prefer a separate QA team.
The interview process is very easy, with 3 rounds: * MCQ - Objective questions from Java, Selenium, and testing. * Technical - Video interview with questions on coding and algorithms. * HR - Package negotiation and offer.
It was a general interview; no technical questions were asked. The only thing they focused on was the project and internship in the specified domain. I thought I was a great fit for this position, as I had learned a bit of coding and then had also do
First Round: Objective Round (90 questions, 90 minutes) Second Round: Coding Round (2 coding questions) Third Round: Vocal Check Fourth Round: Interview (Technical + HR) All rounds were easy.
The interview process is very easy, with 3 rounds: * MCQ - Objective questions from Java, Selenium, and testing. * Technical - Video interview with questions on coding and algorithms. * HR - Package negotiation and offer.
It was a general interview; no technical questions were asked. The only thing they focused on was the project and internship in the specified domain. I thought I was a great fit for this position, as I had learned a bit of coding and then had also do
First Round: Objective Round (90 questions, 90 minutes) Second Round: Coding Round (2 coding questions) Third Round: Vocal Check Fourth Round: Interview (Technical + HR) All rounds were easy.