Great work-life balance and interesting technology
Great work-life balance and interesting technology
- Out of everyone I know in the tech industry, this company provides the best work-life balance.
- Working with interesting technology.
- The workflow is smooth with in-house systems for almost every part of the job.
- Opportunities to learn and grow are there but not encouraged.
- Highly internal tooling is good for workflow but not as good for developing marketable skills outside of the company.
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Software Quality Engineer
There were 3 rounds total. 1st round: Few questions about XPath, string manipulation, types of waits in Selenium, and exceptions in Selenium. 2nd round: Web services questions, questions on Rest Assured framework, questions on XPath, a string que
Quality Engineer
I had a phone screening on a Zoom video call. The hiring manager gave me a programming problem to solve, and I explained my approach. However, the hiring manager didn't pay much attention to the interview, as they were working on something else. Aft
Software Engineer
The interview went well with two DSA questions. The first question was a simple conditional statement with ifs, and the next one was building a class for a particular problem statement.
Software Quality Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaApril 1, 2020There were 3 rounds total. 1st round: Few questions about XPath, string manipulation, types of waits in Selenium, and exceptions in Selenium. 2nd round: Web services questions, questions on Rest Assured framework, questions on XPath, a string que
Quality Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2020I had a phone screening on a Zoom video call. The hiring manager gave me a programming problem to solve, and I explained my approach. However, the hiring manager didn't pay much attention to the interview, as they were working on something else. Aft
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesApril 1, 2025The interview went well with two DSA questions. The first question was a simple conditional statement with ifs, and the next one was building a class for a particular problem statement.
