You'll get good questions at the start, and the grading is proper.
Later, questions will be of PhD level and very hard.
Questions were asked related to electronics engineering only. These included: * Basics of digital electronics * MCU units * Communications * MATLAB * Mathematics, specifically vector-related questions * Aptitude questions * Analog elec
There are two tests conducted by Chegg to qualify as a QA Expert. The first one is related to the technical subject that you choose, and the second one is related to the guidelines of the answers.
Alert: Long post. Please read. This hiring process has wasted one month of my time. I was contacted by HR for an SDET-II position. After discussing compensation and other details, HR explained the entire selection process, which consisted of five r
Questions were asked related to electronics engineering only. These included: * Basics of digital electronics * MCU units * Communications * MATLAB * Mathematics, specifically vector-related questions * Aptitude questions * Analog elec
There are two tests conducted by Chegg to qualify as a QA Expert. The first one is related to the technical subject that you choose, and the second one is related to the guidelines of the answers.
Alert: Long post. Please read. This hiring process has wasted one month of my time. I was contacted by HR for an SDET-II position. After discussing compensation and other details, HR explained the entire selection process, which consisted of five r