Indeed

Quality Assurance Engineer Interview Experience - India

November 1, 2017

Positive ExperienceNo Offer

Process

A recruiter from Indeed, Singapore contacted me on LinkedIn for the Quality Assurance Engineer role with Indeed Japan.

There were general questions related to my current role and my contributions. A career walkthrough was presented to the recruiter.

After my profile cleared the second round of shortlisting from the Tokyo Panel, I was given a take-home project.

This was followed by F2F Skype rounds.

Questions

Take Home Project Round:

Build an automation framework for the Indeed Portal and Search Engine Result Pages. Cover as many test cases as possible and find bugs if any.

F2F Skype Round - Tokyo Panel:

What personality traits must a QA possess?
What is the most challenging thing you've faced in your career?
What challenges does Indeed have with respect to its mobile app and web app?
How does 'FindJobs' work after typing search keywords into the 'What' and 'Where' text boxes on the Indeed homepage?
Come up with test cases for the Reviews Page for a company.
Why Indeed?

General Questions:

When you first used Indeed.com, what were your initial thoughts about it?
If you could make any improvements to Indeed.com, what would they be?

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Indeed Quality Assurance Engineer role in India.

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Pass Rate

Indeed's interview process for their Quality Assurance Engineer roles in India is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

Experience Rating

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Indeed's Quality Assurance Engineer interview process in India.

Indeed Work Experiences

Great place to work until you get laid off

Quality Assurance Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: It was fun for a while.

Cons: Then they laid me off.

Great place to work until you get laid off

Quality Assurance Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: It was fun for a while.

Cons: Then they laid me off.

A pretty great place to work

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Austin, Texas, United States

Pros: Good pay/bonuses Unlimited PTO Free breakfast and lunch Good work/life balance Good healthcare benefits Okay (3%) 401k match

Cons: It really depends on what team you're on, but I think sometimes we over-engineer things. I think it makes sense to build out a really strong architecture for certain things, but not so much for others. I feel like we lean towards over-engineering most of the time. There aren't any RSUs like you'd get at public companies, so that part of your pay may be less than elsewhere.

A pretty great place to work

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Austin, Texas, United States

Pros: Good pay/bonuses Unlimited PTO Free breakfast and lunch Good work/life balance Good healthcare benefits Okay (3%) 401k match

Cons: It really depends on what team you're on, but I think sometimes we over-engineer things. I think it makes sense to build out a really strong architecture for certain things, but not so much for others. I feel like we lean towards over-engineering most of the time. There aren't any RSUs like you'd get at public companies, so that part of your pay may be less than elsewhere.

Not longer a great company

Senior Software Engineer • Current Employee

Austin, Texas, United States

Pros: Modern tech stack with a competitive salary. Depending on the team you're in, work can be quite interesting.

Cons: Recently, Indeed has laid off thousands of employees, resulting in very long working hours for those who remain. Some managers micromanage.

Not longer a great company

Senior Software Engineer • Current Employee

Austin, Texas, United States

Pros: Modern tech stack with a competitive salary. Depending on the team you're in, work can be quite interesting.

Cons: Recently, Indeed has laid off thousands of employees, resulting in very long working hours for those who remain. Some managers micromanage.

Great place to work until you get laid off

Quality Assurance Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: It was fun for a while.

Cons: Then they laid me off.

1.0
Great place to work until you get laid off
Quality Assurance Engineer • Former Employee
March 29, 2023
Pros: It was fun for a while.
Cons: Then they laid me off.

A pretty great place to work

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Austin, Texas, United States

Pros: Good pay/bonuses Unlimited PTO Free breakfast and lunch Good work/life balance Good healthcare benefits Okay (3%) 401k match

Cons: It really depends on what team you're on, but I think sometimes we over-engineer things. I think it makes sense to build out a really strong architecture for certain things, but not so much for others. I feel like we lean towards over-engineering most of the time. There aren't any RSUs like you'd get at public companies, so that part of your pay may be less than elsewhere.

5.0
A pretty great place to work
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Austin, Texas, United States
April 27, 2020
Pros: Good pay/bonuses Unlimited PTO Free breakfast and lunch Good work/life balance Good healthcare benefits Okay (3%) 401k match
Cons: It really depends on what team you're on, but I think sometimes we over-engineer things. I think it makes sense to build out a really strong architecture for certain things, but not so much for others. I feel like we lean towards over-engineering most of the time. There aren't any RSUs like you'd get at public companies, so that part of your pay may be less than elsewhere.

Not longer a great company

Senior Software Engineer • Current Employee

Austin, Texas, United States

Pros: Modern tech stack with a competitive salary. Depending on the team you're in, work can be quite interesting.

Cons: Recently, Indeed has laid off thousands of employees, resulting in very long working hours for those who remain. Some managers micromanage.

3.0
Not longer a great company
Senior Software Engineer • Current Employee
Austin, Texas, United States
May 13, 2024
Pros: Modern tech stack with a competitive salary. Depending on the team you're in, work can be quite interesting.
Cons: Recently, Indeed has laid off thousands of employees, resulting in very long working hours for those who remain. Some managers micromanage.

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