Pas d'inconvénients à relever.
Two rounds of interview. The interviewer was polite and keen on listening to our concerns and interests. He got to the point clearly and stated the clarity he needed in the JD shared. Good experience in attending the interview.
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.
The interview was so bad. I waited for them for 15 minutes, and the interviewer was super rude. The questions were so weird; even McDonald's has normal questions, I believe. After 13 minutes, he just said bye, not even a "thank you" or "do you have q
Two rounds of interview. The interviewer was polite and keen on listening to our concerns and interests. He got to the point clearly and stated the clarity he needed in the JD shared. Good experience in attending the interview.
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.
The interview was so bad. I waited for them for 15 minutes, and the interviewer was super rude. The questions were so weird; even McDonald's has normal questions, I believe. After 13 minutes, he just said bye, not even a "thank you" or "do you have q