I am good at automation testing. I am good at manual testing. I am good at identifying bugs.
One of the more obvious cons of automated testing is the expense associated with the tools necessary for automation.
In addition, learning how to use the tools, developing these tests, and running them can be a time-intensive process.
You'll need someone who is proficient in writing automation test scripts, so you can avoid accidentally inserting minor errors that have huge impacts on the quality of your results.
I had two rounds of technical discussion and one round of HR discussion. The questions the interview panel asked covered all aspects of Java development and Spring Boot application development.
I received a call from CG and attended an interview. I also got a mail from them asking for my present company details. However, after submitting all documents, I haven't heard anything from them. This is very unprofessional behavior.
Overall good, and they have asked to developer-related only. Those are Java-related, like Core Java concepts, Java 8 features, more of streams concepts and programs, and Spring Boot scenario-based questions they have asked.
I had two rounds of technical discussion and one round of HR discussion. The questions the interview panel asked covered all aspects of Java development and Spring Boot application development.
I received a call from CG and attended an interview. I also got a mail from them asking for my present company details. However, after submitting all documents, I haven't heard anything from them. This is very unprofessional behavior.
Overall good, and they have asked to developer-related only. Those are Java-related, like Core Java concepts, Java 8 features, more of streams concepts and programs, and Spring Boot scenario-based questions they have asked.