Good company so far to work.
Nothing seen so far yet.
Interview level is as expected for 2 years of experience. Easy to crack the interview. Q1: Which automation framework suits better for a #d matrix-based application and for a desktop-based application? Q2: Java-related basic technical questions.
There were a total of 2 technical rounds. 1. All project-related questions. 2. Project-related questions. No programs were asked in the interview. All practical questions were asked. If you are really working on automation in your company, you will
They generally take a telephonic round. The second round is a video conference call, followed by a managerial round. The overall process is very difficult. I would suggest going with basic concepts of Selenium and other automation tools.
Interview level is as expected for 2 years of experience. Easy to crack the interview. Q1: Which automation framework suits better for a #d matrix-based application and for a desktop-based application? Q2: Java-related basic technical questions.
There were a total of 2 technical rounds. 1. All project-related questions. 2. Project-related questions. No programs were asked in the interview. All practical questions were asked. If you are really working on automation in your company, you will
They generally take a telephonic round. The second round is a video conference call, followed by a managerial round. The overall process is very difficult. I would suggest going with basic concepts of Selenium and other automation tools.