In Capgemini, you get a lot to learn.
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I have attended the 1st round only. They asked basic questions about Selenium WebDriver and Java basics. * What is JavaScript Executor? * What is explicit and implicit wait? * What is an access modifier? * Explain about your framework.
The interview process was really good. I had an interview with the hiring manager, who asked me a few technical questions related to Selenium and Tosca. It was a smooth and engaging conversation, focusing on my experience and skills in test automat
My interview was scheduled for 1:00 p.m. However, I received a meeting call at 12:30 p.m. The interviewer was friendly, but he was in a hurry and left the interview before I could ask him any questions.
I have attended the 1st round only. They asked basic questions about Selenium WebDriver and Java basics. * What is JavaScript Executor? * What is explicit and implicit wait? * What is an access modifier? * Explain about your framework.
The interview process was really good. I had an interview with the hiring manager, who asked me a few technical questions related to Selenium and Tosca. It was a smooth and engaging conversation, focusing on my experience and skills in test automat
My interview was scheduled for 1:00 p.m. However, I received a meeting call at 12:30 p.m. The interviewer was friendly, but he was in a hurry and left the interview before I could ask him any questions.