It's a three-step process.
Is a coding challenge, which I believe the level of questions asked is difficult for normal QAs. But I cleared the coding challenge.
Technical round: Now, from the level of the coding challenge, I had very high expectations going into the technical interview. But really, no single technical question was asked. Just scenario-based write test cases, but I cleared this round as well.
Behavioral interview: It was the worst experience I ever had in behavioral interview rounds. One of the interviewers was not at all friendly. I remember at one stage I disagreed with him, and the way he changed his tone after that – I can tell it was not at all friendly. And to be honest, after that, I really lost interest in the interview.
Write test cases?
3 random behavioral questions.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the General Motors Senior Software QA Engineer role in Toronto, Ontario.
General Motors's interview process for their Senior Software QA Engineer roles in Toronto, Ontario is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for General Motors's Senior Software QA Engineer interview process in Toronto, Ontario.