Volt Money Interview Questions and Answers

1. They asked me to write test cases of a dummy shopping website.
2. Automate the test cases using selenium java. [can use other tool or programming language]

1. Asked me a coding question on sliding window algorithm.
a = [0,0,1,0,1,1,1,1,0,1] & k = 1
return the max number of occurrence of k (sequential) i.e length of subarray containing max k
o/p -> 4

2. Other questions I don't remember.

Q1. Introduction, roles and responsibilities in the current project.
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Q2. Explain the automation framework
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Automation framework is a set of guidelines, rules, and tools used for automated testing of software applications.
• Automation framework provides structure and guidelines for creating and executing automated tests.

• It helps in organizing test scripts, managing test data, and generating test reports.

• Common types of automation frameworks include keyword-driven, data-driven, and hybrid frameworks.

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Q3. What challenges you faced and how you solved them while automating test cases?
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I faced challenges in automating test cases related to complex UI interactions and data setup.
• Handling dynamic elements on the UI by using XPath or CSS selectors

• Dealing with asynchronous behavior by implementing waits and retries

• Setting up test data in a consistent and reliable manner

• Resolving environment-specific issues by using configuration files

• Collaborating with developers to address bugs found during automation
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Q4. Gave an scenario, and asked me to write test cases.
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Q5. Asked few more questions, don't remember. but those questions were mostly on testing, e2e and ci-cd
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Q1. Given a scenario, how to test the system/feature.
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To test a system/feature, create test cases based on requirements, boundary conditions, negative scenarios, and user workflows.
• Review requirements and design documents to understand the system/feature.

• Identify boundary conditions and test them to ensure system stability.

• Create test cases for positive scenarios to validate expected behavior.

• Include negative test cases to check error handling and system resilience.

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Q2. What kind of testing you will conduct.
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I will conduct a variety of testing including functional, regression, performance, security, and usability testing.
• Functional testing to ensure the software meets requirements

• Regression testing to check for any new bugs introduced

• Performance testing to evaluate system speed and responsiveness

• Security testing to identify vulnerabilities and protect data

• Usability testing to assess user experience and interface design
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Q3. Discussion on the testing process.
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Q4. Qa team structure in my current company.
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Problem statement on how will you approach certain scenarios

Q1. Explain your current role
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I am responsible for leading the development and strategy of a product from conception to launch.
• Lead cross-functional teams to define product vision and roadmap

• Gather and prioritize product requirements

• Work closely with engineering, design, and marketing teams

• Analyze market trends and competition

• Track product performance and iterate based on feedback
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Q2. Why do you want to switch and how Volt will be a good fit
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I want to switch to Volt because of its innovative products and strong company culture.
• I am attracted to Volt's reputation for developing cutting-edge technology in the product space.

• I believe my experience in product management aligns well with Volt's goals and vision.

• I am excited about the opportunity to work with a talented team at Volt and contribute to their success.

• I value Volt's emphasis on collaboration and con...read more
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Coding round was weird. The interviewer couldn't understand english and there was a bit of miscommunication because of the language barrier. I answered the question nevertheless. The second round was where the scam happened. The HR told me it was a system design round and I had prepared accordingly. The interviewer was 15 mins late (I had to call the HR numerous times to get the interviewer in the call) and in the interview I was asked another DSA question instead of a System Design question. The interviewer was rude, abruptly ended the call in 10 mins and HR ghosted me for a week. She rudely asked me to stop calling one day and told me I was not selected. Stay away from these monkeys.

Q1. Sort colours was the question
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