Appreciated When Things Break
Appreciated When Things Break
Lots of system checks are in place, and resources are available to help you in your role.
Underappreciated role. No one appreciates you for keeping things going smoothly, but one small hiccup, and everyone from customers to the product line will be behind you!
Need to recognize folks are opting out of Test Engineering for other functions (lesser-pressure roles like Validation or DV roles).
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Test Engineer
It took about 1 hour. There are two engineers. One of them is quiet, but the other asks just puzzle questions. The interview is not very friendly because he is not happy if you don't know the answer. The good thing is that it offers a nice trip to Da
Test Engineer
It was a six-person panel interview with basic questions about your resume. They basically wanted to see what kind of person you were. Then, they ended with a three-question, 10-minute session where you had to answer these questions from a small boa
Test Engineer
Grueling interview process, almost 10 interviews: three over the phone and an onsite interview. Mostly technical, followed by some HR questions. The majority were technical questions, with a final round with HR.
Test Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesApril 1, 2012It took about 1 hour. There are two engineers. One of them is quiet, but the other asks just puzzle questions. The interview is not very friendly because he is not happy if you don't know the answer. The good thing is that it offers a nice trip to Da
Test Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesSeptember 29, 2012It was a six-person panel interview with basic questions about your resume. They basically wanted to see what kind of person you were. Then, they ended with a three-question, 10-minute session where you had to answer these questions from a small boa
Test Engineer
Tucson, Arizona, United StatesFebruary 1, 2012Grueling interview process, almost 10 interviews: three over the phone and an onsite interview. Mostly technical, followed by some HR questions. The majority were technical questions, with a final round with HR.
