Flexible hours, good benefits. The work field is interesting.
Work can be bogged down by bureaucratic nonsense, and pacing can be slow.
Better coordination between teams and projects.
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
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
Hello guys. So, the first round for the testing role was a written test where they asked core Java concepts, guessing the output, and second was technical and another technical round, so totally 3 rounds, all based on automation concepts like Seleni
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
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
Hello guys. So, the first round for the testing role was a written test where they asked core Java concepts, guessing the output, and second was technical and another technical round, so totally 3 rounds, all based on automation concepts like Seleni