No pros I can think of.
You are only a number in their stats. When I took 2 days for self-development from 5 days per year available, I got a question about why I wasn't working for 2 days. I had to take them because no one told me that the project I was supposed to start working on got canceled. It took 2 days to find me a new one. No feedback from management, no information.
Simple, basic questions related to QA. Ask for the process followed in the project and detail about your project. OOPS concepts. How you tackled scenarios in your project. SDLC-related questions and test automation tools you worked on. Basic SQL
Four rounds were there. I was selected in all the rounds, but the salary was too low, so I rejected the offer. Plus, the job location was not suitable, so I didn't accept.
There were 2 rounds of interview. One was technical, and the other was HR. Questions were pretty straightforward and easy. The interviewer was very decent and asked about real-time queries we face in our projects.
Simple, basic questions related to QA. Ask for the process followed in the project and detail about your project. OOPS concepts. How you tackled scenarios in your project. SDLC-related questions and test automation tools you worked on. Basic SQL
Four rounds were there. I was selected in all the rounds, but the salary was too low, so I rejected the offer. Plus, the job location was not suitable, so I didn't accept.
There were 2 rounds of interview. One was technical, and the other was HR. Questions were pretty straightforward and easy. The interviewer was very decent and asked about real-time queries we face in our projects.