Good work-life balance, steep learning curve.
Compensation is less. Otherwise, all good.
Interview rounds were fair. They asked about quality tools and reports. They wanted to check how the candidate was. As a QA candidate, you have to be confident and energetic. They wanted to know why the candidate chose QA as a career.
I was referred by one of my friends for Manual Testing, then I got a call from Admin who scheduled an interview the next day. There were four rounds: * Lead * Sr. Member * Manager * HR Then I got an email to upload documents. After one wee
It consisted of 4 rounds. First round consisted of aptitude and technical MCQs along with coding questions in any 2 languages (Java, Python, C, C++). Second round was a technical round. They asked me some DSA, OS, and CN questions. Third round was
Interview rounds were fair. They asked about quality tools and reports. They wanted to check how the candidate was. As a QA candidate, you have to be confident and energetic. They wanted to know why the candidate chose QA as a career.
I was referred by one of my friends for Manual Testing, then I got a call from Admin who scheduled an interview the next day. There were four rounds: * Lead * Sr. Member * Manager * HR Then I got an email to upload documents. After one wee
It consisted of 4 rounds. First round consisted of aptitude and technical MCQs along with coding questions in any 2 languages (Java, Python, C, C++). Second round was a technical round. They asked me some DSA, OS, and CN questions. Third round was