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I have no advice because I am just an intern, and my manager is the best one I have ever had.
The first part was an online assessment, which wasn't very hard. Then came the onsite interview, with both behavioral and technical parts, each lasting around an hour. The behavioral part was challenging; the interviewers really got in depth when que
I had a phone interview to discuss my past experience and how I could improve their product. Three weeks after, I was invited to their offices (they pay for that) and had five interviews, mostly about project management. At the middle of every inte
F2F Interview on Communications, Selenium, and Frameworks and Programming Language Java. Questions are medium and the interviewer is friendly. You will be comfortable. Cucumber framework is their main focus, and all questions are answerable.
The first part was an online assessment, which wasn't very hard. Then came the onsite interview, with both behavioral and technical parts, each lasting around an hour. The behavioral part was challenging; the interviewers really got in depth when que
I had a phone interview to discuss my past experience and how I could improve their product. Three weeks after, I was invited to their offices (they pay for that) and had five interviews, mostly about project management. At the middle of every inte
F2F Interview on Communications, Selenium, and Frameworks and Programming Language Java. Questions are medium and the interviewer is friendly. You will be comfortable. Cucumber framework is their main focus, and all questions are answerable.