Qa Automation Analyst Interview Questions

QA Analyst

Interviewed at National Credit Recovery

3.1★

Mar 16, 2017

They asked me about my job experience

QA Analyst

Interviewed at Meetingmax

4.3★

Jun 21, 2018

Wanted to know everything about about my personal life since I was born. Absolutely inappropriate! Tell me a bad experience, something bad in your childhood, tell me something bad about your teenage years and so on. Totally put on the spot and sets you up for failure. Even you you don't answer these questions, they invokes memories that you may not want to surface during a job interview. This has no relevance to any QA job. Asked for manager/supervisor names from the beginning of time. Really, I'm should remember the first and last name of my supervisor from 2000?

QA Test Lead/Analyst

Interviewed at Beyondsoft Group

3.1★

Jul 2, 2024

Do I have experience in QA?

Quality Assurance Analyst

Interviewed at Omega Industrial Supply

2.5★

Oct 14, 2021

they asked me to draw FBD diagram of a question which was based on Pendulum.

QA Analyst

Interviewed at TechTier

3.1★

Aug 31, 2016

Closed questions that demonstrate your knowledge by requiring a specific factual answer. Open-ended questions that are broader in scope and require you to work through the answer.

Quality Assurance Analyst

Interviewed at Primary Intelligence

3.4★

May 26, 2017

Willingness to work for the pay range the company had for the position

QA Analyst

Interviewed at Securitec Screening Solutions

2.8★

Jun 9, 2017

Asked if I had any issue working mandatory overtime, all holidays and weekends (and told that most management will not work those days)

retrieve highest salary from table

Leadership Development Program/QA Analyst & Connectivity Consultant

Interviewed at Eze Software

3.8★

Jul 7, 2013

Please tell us exactly what it is that our software helps people to accomplish and why you feel that we provide a valuable service to our clients.

QA Analyst

Interviewed at Eze Software

3.8★

Aug 10, 2010

You have 3 light bulbs in the attic and 3 switches in the basement. All of the lights are currently off. Each switch in the basement is wired to one light in the attic. With only making 1 trip to the basement, and one trip to the attic, how can you correctly identify which switch goes to which light?