Indium Software Test Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Basic stuff about your self why do we hire you like this
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Q1. Manual testing questions
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Q2. Types of testings
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Types of testings include functional testing, non-functional testing, manual testing, automated testing, regression testing, and performance testing.
• Functional testing: Testing the functionality of the software against the requirements.

• Non-functional testing: Testing aspects like performance, usability, and security.

• Manual testing: Testing performed manually by testers.

• Automated testing: Testing using automated tools a...read more
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Q1. Scenario based questions related to testing
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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My salary expectations are in line with industry standards for a Test Engineer with my level of experience and skills.
• Research industry standards for Test Engineer salaries in the local area

• Consider my level of experience and skills when determining salary expectations

• Be prepared to negotiate based on the overall compensation package offered
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Q2. Shift timings
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Q1. Why is testing necessary?
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Testing is necessary to ensure that software meets requirements, functions correctly, and is reliable.
• Identify defects and bugs in the software

• Ensure software meets functional and non-functional requirements

• Verify that software works as expected in different scenarios

• Increase confidence in the quality of the software

• Reduce the risk of software failures in production

• Examples: testing a banking application to ensure tran...read more
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Q1. Why testing is needed?
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Testing is needed to ensure that software meets requirements, functions correctly, and is reliable.
• Identify defects and bugs in the software

• Ensure software meets functional and non-functional requirements

• Verify that software works as expected in different scenarios

• Increase confidence in the quality of the software

• Reduce the risk of software failures in production

• Improve user satisfaction and trust in the software

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Q1. What is Regression testing
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Regression testing is the process of retesting modified software to ensure that the existing functionalities are not affected.
• Regression testing is performed after making changes to the software to ensure that the modifications have not introduced new bugs or issues.

• It involves re-executing previously executed test cases to verify that the existing functionalities still work as expected.

• Regression testing helps in iden...read more
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Q2. What is Ad hoc Testing
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Ad hoc testing is an informal and unplanned testing approach without any specific test cases or plans.
• It is performed without any formal documentation or planning

• It is usually done to find defects that are not found in normal test cases

• It is an exploratory testing approach

• It is not repeatable or consistent

• It is useful for testing user interfaces and usability

• Example: Clicking on random buttons on a website to see if th...read more
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Q1. ISTQB standard software testing questions
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Q1. Technical level - 2, Software testing questions
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