The learning curve involves being able to debug in a white-box environment.
So, if someone wants to pursue a development career thereafter, then they can.
Cool and exciting new features are available every day too!
Maybe in the pandemic, more so, but work-life balance isn’t great. People expect you to be able to get on your laptop anytime.
Have a day off a month, kind of thing.
The hardest 5-hour interview ever. It included: * A coding session * A test design session * A test plan session * Two sessions with leaders There were five different interviewers. I needed a glass of wine after the interview finished!😀
You have to take a developer test in automation and then a hard interview. This process can take months. It's not a good company to work for because of recent layoffs. Try other, more stable companies.
Nothing related to QA activities, only focused on data structures and logic. It was mostly like a development interview. Also, a few questions on project contributions and efforts. If you want to get through the interview, it must not only be techn
The hardest 5-hour interview ever. It included: * A coding session * A test design session * A test plan session * Two sessions with leaders There were five different interviewers. I needed a glass of wine after the interview finished!😀
You have to take a developer test in automation and then a hard interview. This process can take months. It's not a good company to work for because of recent layoffs. Try other, more stable companies.
Nothing related to QA activities, only focused on data structures and logic. It was mostly like a development interview. Also, a few questions on project contributions and efforts. If you want to get through the interview, it must not only be techn