Boring Work, Developer Bias
Boring Work, Developer Bias
Some QEs get to do interesting work.
Not all QEs get good work. Usually, they get boring manual testing and very repetitive work, which is not challenging at all. This is probably a bad job to be stuck in.
Performance and appraisals are biased towards developers. As stated, QEs don't get to do great work, and hence this reflects in their appraisals. QEs are stuck with boring things to do, and all their time is lost there.
There is a huge divide between QEs and DEVs. The devs have a condescending attitude towards the QEs.
Better pay and more respect for QEs
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It's been a nice experience working at Adobe, Bengaluru. However, I was never chosen for a project to work on, and I never wanted to work there myself. That's all I can say about it.
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There were two rounds for the on-campus selection. The first was an online test round. I received one coding question, which was easy/medium, and there were some MCQs related to aptitude. I was shortlisted for the next interview round.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 21, 2025Phone screen interview conducted over a phone call. General questions were asked. Phone screen interview conducted over a phone call. General questions were asked. Phone screen interview conducted over a phone call. General questions were asked.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2024It's been a nice experience working at Adobe, Bengaluru. However, I was never chosen for a project to work on, and I never wanted to work there myself. That's all I can say about it.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 1, 2022There were two rounds for the on-campus selection. The first was an online test round. I received one coding question, which was easy/medium, and there were some MCQs related to aptitude. I was shortlisted for the next interview round.
