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Managerial Round: 1. Tell me about yourself. 2. Explain about your Project process, roles and responsibilities. 3. Why do you want to leave your current company. 4. Why do you want to join Xpanxion. Technical Round: 1. Explain your Project process. 2. Common questions from Selenium Automation. (Difficulty level- mid) 3. Common questions from Manual Testing. Note: He/She will check your willingness to learn new things, logical ability, self-confidence etc. HR Round: Salary discussion. About yourself.
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Senior QA Automation Engineer

Interviewed at UST

3.8★
Nov 28, 2019

Managerial Round: 1. Tell me about yourself. 2. Explain about your Project process, roles and responsibilities. 3. Why do you want to leave your current company. 4. Why do you want to join Xpanxion. Technical Round: 1. Explain your Project process. 2. Common questions from Selenium Automation. (Difficulty level- mid) 3. Common questions from Manual Testing. Note: He/She will check your willingness to learn new things, logical ability, self-confidence etc. HR Round: Salary discussion. About yourself.

From Selenium, deleting first 10 rows from web table, clink first enabled link in page which is having multiple links, window handle, handle multiple alert in a page, forced click etc. From UFT, selecting from drop drown, writing in a textbox present in another page etc. From java, few coding questions and few basic SQL query as joins , highest record from a table etc.
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Automation QA Engineer

Interviewed at Deutsche Bank

3.8★
May 6, 2019

From Selenium, deleting first 10 rows from web table, clink first enabled link in page which is having multiple links, window handle, handle multiple alert in a page, forced click etc. From UFT, selecting from drop drown, writing in a textbox present in another page etc. From java, few coding questions and few basic SQL query as joins , highest record from a table etc.

Q1:- Given an array nums and two sliding windows of size K & L which don’t have any element in common between them, you need to return the maximum sum of elements we can get between both windows. This is basically an extension of SLIDING WINDOW Problem on Geeks for Geeks. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/sliding-window-maximum-maximum-of-all-subarrays-of-size-k/ Q2:- Given a string with elements having lowercase letters and question marks. Replace each question mark with lowercase letter such that the element is not equal to the element before it and the element after it. Ex:- Input String:- abcab??bac? Output:- abcabacbaca (There can be a lot of different outputs, anyone of them was accepted) Input String:- ???????? Output:- abcdefgh Q3:- We are given the maximum occurances of ‘a’, ‘b’ and ‘c’ in a string. We need to make the largest length string containing only ‘a’, ‘b’ and ‘c’ such that no three consecutive characters are same. Ex:- Input:- 3 3 3 Output:- abcabcabc (There can be a lot of different outputs, anyone of them was accepted) Input:- 5 5 3 Output:- aabbcaabbcabc About 14 students out of 130 were selected for the interviews

Test Automation Engineer

Interviewed at Callisto Info Solutions

4.2★
Oct 11, 2019

Q1:- Given an array nums and two sliding windows of size K & L which don’t have any element in common between them, you need to return the maximum sum of elements we can get between both windows. This is basically an extension of SLIDING WINDOW Problem on Geeks for Geeks. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/sliding-window-maximum-maximum-of-all-subarrays-of-size-k/ Q2:- Given a string with elements having lowercase letters and question marks. Replace each question mark with lowercase letter such that the element is not equal to the element before it and the element after it. Ex:- Input String:- abcab??bac? Output:- abcabacbaca (There can be a lot of different outputs, anyone of them was accepted) Input String:- ???????? Output:- abcdefgh Q3:- We are given the maximum occurances of ‘a’, ‘b’ and ‘c’ in a string. We need to make the largest length string containing only ‘a’, ‘b’ and ‘c’ such that no three consecutive characters are same. Ex:- Input:- 3 3 3 Output:- abcabcabc (There can be a lot of different outputs, anyone of them was accepted) Input:- 5 5 3 Output:- aabbcaabbcabc About 14 students out of 130 were selected for the interviews

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