Can get good domain knowledge. Good work-life balance. Supportive management.
Nothing as such. Overall, I had a good experience.
The interview consisted of four rounds. The first round involved Java and aptitude. The remaining three rounds were pure Java programming tasks. Essentially, the opening was for an Automation testing role. All the technical rounds were quite easy
I received a call to attend their drive. The first round was a written test. It had 20 questions, mostly ISTQB-based and a few aptitude questions. After that, a panel round was held, where three interviewers were present. They asked questions relat
3-4 rounds by various individuals at lead and manager level. They ask a mix of questions: * Basic logic questions like palindrome, string reversal, etc. * Testing-related questions like V&V, defect severity. * A few Java questions like method overr
The interview consisted of four rounds. The first round involved Java and aptitude. The remaining three rounds were pure Java programming tasks. Essentially, the opening was for an Automation testing role. All the technical rounds were quite easy
I received a call to attend their drive. The first round was a written test. It had 20 questions, mostly ISTQB-based and a few aptitude questions. After that, a panel round was held, where three interviewers were present. They asked questions relat
3-4 rounds by various individuals at lead and manager level. They ask a mix of questions: * Basic logic questions like palindrome, string reversal, etc. * Testing-related questions like V&V, defect severity. * A few Java questions like method overr