LoveLocal QA Lead Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Details regarding roles and responsibilities as a qa lead
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Q1. Difference between severity and priority.
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Severity refers to the impact of a defect on the system, while priority refers to the order in which defects should be fixed.
• Severity is the measure of how serious a defect is in terms of its impact on the system functionality.

• Priority is the order in which defects should be fixed, based on factors like business impact and urgency.

• Severity is usually categorized as low, medium, or high, while priority is often categori...read more
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Q2. Difference between regression and retest and sanity testing
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Regression testing ensures existing functionality still works after changes, retest testing verifies fixed defects, and sanity testing checks basic functionality.
• Regression testing is done to ensure that new code changes do not adversely affect existing functionality

• Retest testing is done to verify that a specific defect has been fixed

• Sanity testing is a quick check to verify that the basic functionality of the applica...read more
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Q3. What will you do if a bug comes in production. How will you handle that situation
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Q4. Give some end to end test scenarios for eCommerce application
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End to end test scenarios for an eCommerce application
• Verify user can successfully create an account and login

• Test the search functionality to ensure accurate results are displayed

• Check the checkout process including adding items to cart, entering shipping information, and completing payment

• Validate email notifications for order confirmation and shipping updates

• Test the refund process to ensure it is handled correctly
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Q5. What all are test case design techniques you used and explain them
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Test case design techniques include boundary value analysis, equivalence partitioning, decision tables, state transition testing, and exploratory testing.
• Boundary Value Analysis: Testing at the boundaries of input ranges to ensure system stability (e.g. testing a login form with minimum and maximum character limits).

• Equivalence Partitioning: Dividing input data into classes to reduce the number of test cases needed (e....read more
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Q6. Difference between get and post in api request
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GET is used to request data from a server, while POST is used to submit data to a server.
• GET requests data from a specified resource, while POST submits data to be processed to a specified resource.

• GET requests are cached, can be bookmarked, and remain in the browser history, while POST requests are not cached and cannot be bookmarked.

• GET requests have length restrictions and should only be used to retrieve data, while...read more
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Q7. How did you make sure that test cases written are good to go
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To ensure test cases are good to go, I review them for clarity, completeness, relevance, and accuracy.
• Review test cases for clarity to ensure they are easy to understand

• Ensure test cases are complete and cover all aspects of the feature

• Verify that test cases are relevant to the requirements and user stories

• Check the accuracy of test cases by executing them and comparing results with expected outcomes
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Q1. Explain integration testing with example
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Integration testing involves testing the interactions between different components/modules of a system.
• Integration testing verifies that the individual units/modules work together correctly.

• It focuses on testing the interfaces and interactions between components.

• Examples include testing the communication between a front-end and back-end system, or between different microservices.

• Tools like Postman or SoapUI can be used
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Q2. Give some scenarios for a integration testing of ecommerce application
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Integration testing scenarios for an ecommerce application
• Testing the integration of payment gateway with the ecommerce platform

• Testing the integration of inventory management system with the ecommerce platform

• Testing the integration of shipping and tracking system with the ecommerce platform

• Testing the integration of customer relationship management (CRM) system with the ecommerce platform
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Q3. What approach did you follow to make sure that your testing tasks are completed at the end of each sprint
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I follow a structured approach by prioritizing tasks, setting clear goals, collaborating with team members, and regularly tracking progress.
• Prioritize testing tasks based on criticality and impact on the sprint goals

• Set clear goals and expectations for each testing task

• Collaborate with team members to ensure alignment and support in completing tasks

• Regularly track progress and adjust priorities as needed to meet sprint
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Q4. How did make sure that you have completed the integration testing and what was your role in that as a qa lead and how many revisions did you make.
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As a QA Lead, I ensured completion of integration testing by coordinating with team members, reviewing test results, and tracking revisions.
• Coordinated with team members to ensure all integration test cases were executed

• Reviewed test results to identify any issues or gaps in testing coverage

• Tracked revisions made to the integration test cases to ensure all necessary changes were implemented

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