You are asked lots of questions about your background and experience. Then set a pretty generic technical challenge involving designing a proof of concept framework to automate a saucedemo page. Apparently though the only way to impress their lead SDET is to basically do everything the way they would do it. There is no room for discussion or a chance to justify choices. All very myopic and. frankly, unprofessional.
- Tell me about yourself - What core programming languages do you know? ( “Meaning langs like Java or C#”) - Explain tesing level? - Do you know authors Cem Kaner or James Marcus Bach? - What do you like about automation testing? - What is the role of SDET? - What is the rapid testing? - Achievements that I am proud of - Any Java experience?
First Telephonic Round - What is Final keyword in Java - What is static keyword in Java - Name all the Oops concepts - Your role at current organisation - Notice Period Second Technical Interview Round - Java question on finding even and odd number (using any method) - Given a Sentence count number of times a word is present in it and print the word and number - Question on Manual QA - In Automation talked about the repository used in my current project - Use of POM Model and why it is used Third Technical Interview - Given a String with brackets - Provide if the opening and closing of the brackets are correct or not (Just like how it is in a program) - Given two files in a folder how would you compare the files using Java - Opening a Random Website and asked to find element on the page and questions on locators Fourth Technical + Behavioral Interview - Why are you looking for a change - What are your strengths and weakness - Write a Java code to reverse a Number (Not string) - Given a code of Function Overloading and asking on what is wrong with it. Will it run or will throw an error. What type of error it will be a runtime or compile time. - Explain things from Resume
Tell me about your experience.
Very simple technical questions in Python and other relevant scripting languages. Some coding questions involve understanding some basic data structures and algorithms that go with it. Overall, I would rate the interview to be very easy. A day's preparation or brushing up will get you to easily crack this up.
1st - Technical - Face 2 Face 2nd - Technical - Face 2 Face 3rd - Technical + managerial - Virtual
- core java programs - Automation tools - selenium , rest assured
Coding challenge: give a number and return the sum of all the prime numbers equal to all less than the given number
How do you handle criticism?
Test Frameworks developed.
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