Messy Work, Good Pay
Messy Work, Good Pay
Pay for contract, few hours of work.
Everything was a mess. Releases were always backdated. Due to many holidays, global scheduling conflicts with offshore teams were very frequent.
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QA Automation Engineer
The first call was supposed to be just a meet and greet, but it turned out to be a technical round, though it was easy. The second round was a bit more technical, with three people in series, 30 minutes each. None of them showed their faces, as it
QA Automation Engineer
It was a phone interview. It took about 30-40 minutes. Mostly technical and straightforward. The questions were not that hard, all based on your resume. It was a very pleasant experience.
QA Automation Engineer
Overall good. The interview process was as expected; they were timely, which is always a good quality to have with clients. They are pretty thorough with their interviewing process and explanatory enough.
QA Automation Engineer
United StatesApril 21, 2025The first call was supposed to be just a meet and greet, but it turned out to be a technical round, though it was easy. The second round was a bit more technical, with three people in series, 30 minutes each. None of them showed their faces, as it
QA Automation Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesNovember 1, 2022It was a phone interview. It took about 30-40 minutes. Mostly technical and straightforward. The questions were not that hard, all based on your resume. It was a very pleasant experience.
QA Automation Engineer
United StatesMarch 22, 2022Overall good. The interview process was as expected; they were timely, which is always a good quality to have with clients. They are pretty thorough with their interviewing process and explanatory enough.
