Metawallah Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Basic Introduction of candidate
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Q2. Talks about future goals
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Q3. How much you contributed to your last company
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Q4. Why you left your last company
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Milestones achieved in the last companies
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Q3. How will be going to handle the team
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Q4. How will be going to handle the work pressure
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Q5. How you will plan your office hours
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What is the PDCA cycle and where testing fits in?

Q1. What are the types of defects?
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Defects can be classified into four types: functional, performance, cosmetic, and structural.
• Functional defects affect the functionality of the software, such as incorrect calculations or missing features.

• Performance defects affect the speed or efficiency of the software, such as slow response times or high resource usage.

• Cosmetic defects affect the appearance of the software, such as incorrect fonts or colors.

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Q2. What is exploratory testing?
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Exploratory testing is a type of testing where the tester explores the software system without a predefined test plan.
• It involves simultaneous learning, test design, and test execution.

• It is useful when there is limited time for testing or when the requirements are unclear.

• It can uncover defects that might be missed by scripted testing.

• It requires skilled testers who can think creatively and critically.

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Q3. What is Adhoc testing?
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Adhoc testing is an informal and unplanned testing approach where the tester tries to break the system by executing random tests.
• Adhoc testing is performed without any formal test plan or test case documentation.

• It is usually performed by experienced testers who use their intuition and knowledge to identify defects.

• Adhoc testing can be performed at any stage of the software development life cycle.

• It is useful for ident...read more
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Q4. What is API and bottom-up testing?
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API stands for Application Programming Interface. Bottom-up testing is a testing approach that starts from the lowest level of the software.
• API is a set of protocols, routines, and tools for building software applications.

• API allows different software applications to communicate with each other.

• Bottom-up testing is a testing approach that starts with testing the smallest and lowest level components of the software.

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Q5. Which types are testing are important for web testing?
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Functional, Performance, Security and Compatibility testing are important for web testing.
• Functional testing ensures that the website functions as expected

• Performance testing checks the website's speed and response time

• Security testing checks for vulnerabilities and ensures data protection

• Compatibility testing ensures the website works on different browsers and devices
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Q1. How has your background prepared you for sales?
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Q2. Try to sell AC In Antarctica
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Q3. What are the three most important factors when evaluating a deal?
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The three most important factors when evaluating a deal are financial viability, strategic fit, and potential for growth.
• Financial viability: Is the deal financially sound and profitable?

• Strategic fit: Does the deal align with the company's goals and objectives?

• Potential for growth: Will the deal lead to long-term growth and success?

• Example: A company considering a merger with another company would evaluate the financi...read more
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