Everything is excellent.
I really enjoyed working with Cerner.
I really love their company culture. They don't have any cons.
I faced the first round of interviews and was asked about a self-introduction. I was also asked about the benefits of automation testing and how it compares to manual testing. Automation testing was easy, but why etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. et
I was solicited for an initial phone screen. Then invited to an onsite interview consisting of four 30-minute rounds: * Three technical/behavioral * One final behavioral I was treated well, but I'm from a place where cordiality is less lacking
There were a total of 5 rounds. Of these, 4 were completely technical. Questions focused primarily on: * Java (collections and Rest Assured) * Selenium (multi-window and alert handling, framework architecture, XPath, and CSS selectors) * Data
I faced the first round of interviews and was asked about a self-introduction. I was also asked about the benefits of automation testing and how it compares to manual testing. Automation testing was easy, but why etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. et
I was solicited for an initial phone screen. Then invited to an onsite interview consisting of four 30-minute rounds: * Three technical/behavioral * One final behavioral I was treated well, but I'm from a place where cordiality is less lacking
There were a total of 5 rounds. Of these, 4 were completely technical. Questions focused primarily on: * Java (collections and Rest Assured) * Selenium (multi-window and alert handling, framework architecture, XPath, and CSS selectors) * Data