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I recently had an automation test engineer interview, and the questions were a little hard. Everything was questioned from advanced Selenium concepts, meaning no core Java or basic Selenium questions were asked. The questions were basically about how
The interview process consisted of the following stages: * Technical discussion: Normal Java, Spring, Hibernate, and Microservices questions. * Online English Test (Amcat). * Normal HR discussion. Documents verification followed by the offer
The Capgemini interview includes two technical rounds. These rounds focus on: * Core Java * OOPs * Collections * Multithreading * Spring Boot * REST APIs * Annotations * JPA * Security * Some microservices concepts This is follo
I recently had an automation test engineer interview, and the questions were a little hard. Everything was questioned from advanced Selenium concepts, meaning no core Java or basic Selenium questions were asked. The questions were basically about how
The interview process consisted of the following stages: * Technical discussion: Normal Java, Spring, Hibernate, and Microservices questions. * Online English Test (Amcat). * Normal HR discussion. Documents verification followed by the offer
The Capgemini interview includes two technical rounds. These rounds focus on: * Core Java * OOPs * Collections * Multithreading * Spring Boot * REST APIs * Annotations * JPA * Security * Some microservices concepts This is follo