Lead Analyst Interview Questions
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What would you do if a child misbehaves?
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hit it
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Redirect the child's attention.
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Calmly and firmly explain the consequences if they don't behave and be positive about the good things. Less
What would you do if management asks you to approve a release with critical defects?
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No, We should not release the application with critical defects. Make sure the management team how the impact of the critical defects in the application without fixing and quality of the product not guaranteed. Less
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Decline to release and ask if I can have time to fix the defects
Do you have a problem making 150+ calls?
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No
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Absolutely not. Cold and targeted calls are the bread and butter of the job!
Have you had a defect that was found by a customer that should have been caught during the testing phase? If so, how did you handle the escaped defect.
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I followed up with the customer and asked how they discovered the defect. I then determined what part of the troubleshooting process we missed that would have revealed the defect to us. Less
What exact experience with test automation have you had?
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Automation starts when UAT becomes stable. Say for instance if on each release more than 50% test are failing you don't automate the application. During this time you can run smoke or black box tests to check if major functionalities are working properly. Once it becomes more stable for instance if 20% tests are failing you can start the automation process. Depending upon the application one can start with developing the frameworks. if it needed to be a data driven framework or a key word dirven framework. The best practice will be to incorporate Hybril Framwork which is combination of both keyword and data driven frameworks. On every release you run your regression tests to check new functionalities and anything broken from the previous releases. Once the application comes closer to complition you can develop a happy path or end to end test to check the functionalities of the application. Less
