Personal interview was 2 hours long and had 3 rounds, one technical and 2 non-technical. I've written all the questions I could remember, but there were a few more.

It was intense, take your own good time before answering them and prepare really well.

Round 1: 1.Why QA?2.How will you test this bottle?3.Is it okay if there's a hole on the bottle? Why?4.Let's say the hole is required on the bottle for xyz mechanism to happen, what would you do?5.When do you think testing is enough? 6.What do you do when a product is done with all the testing?7.Explain a process (process of anything) to the next people coming in.

Round 2: 1.Tell us about your background. 2.How do you know about lucid?3.Your achievement in the last role or anything that you are proud of?4.Anytime when your manager asked you to do something stupid, how did you handle it?5.Tell us about a time that you remember working along with your team. 6.Tell us about anytime when you were working on a project and people were not supporting you.

Round 3: 1.What would you do if you need information from someone and they are not giving it to you?2.What should be tested manually & what should be automated?3.Let’s say there's a mobile app on your phone that stopped working suddenly, what would you do?4.Now the app has started working just fine, after the action you took (answer to last question), what do you think was the problem?5.How important is the quality of any product?