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Interview Questions PART 1 - Coggle Diagram

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        I use Jira with the Zephyr plugin for test case creation, bug reporting, and a positive user experience.
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        Typically, before a release, I conduct full or partial regression testing based on feature development and availability. It's advisable to start applying for QA positions during your Automation course, ensuring that you don't forget what you've learned in the past 2 to 3 months, especially after completing a manual boot camp.
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        Verify bug reproducibility by testing it in three different browsers and operating systems. Check Jira for prior reports or duplications; if none exist, confirm the issue is genuine, perform a Jira search, and log it.
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        The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is the industry's process for designing, developing, and testing quality software. QA testing begins at the initial stage and continues throughout, allowing us to provide input on UX and UI design from a QA perspective. Testing commences at the SDLC's inception and carries through to the end.
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        Title
        
        Steps to reproduce
        
        Expected and Actual results
        
        Attachments (video, pictures, log files, etc..)
        
        Priority field
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        [Describe your current project responsibilities]
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        My work day varies based on the SDLC phase. During my internship, we cover various meetings, sprint planning, grooming, user story creation, test cycles, bug reports, and more. This experience makes it easier to discuss during interviews. At the start of a sprint, I focus on requirements, test cases, and feature development. I perform functional testing before release, often including partial regression. In between tasks, I manage emails, Slack, and attend meetings.
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        Create a test plan, that would develop a full test suite based on the requirements.
        Prioritize test cases for the main functionality. Check if you didn't miss any requirements, and run a coverage report from my test management tool.
        Check execution results and will keep track of all fixes.
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        By prioritizing what I should do first, and then discuss with my management.
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        I'll report it immediately, so developers can investigate the issue and apply a fix ASAP. HOT fix
        Create a bug report, to investigate the issue.
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        I am seeking new opportunities to advance my career. I have recently completed the Testpro program and successfully finished my QA internship, and I am now eager to embark on a professional role.
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        Software QA Engineer, and QA Automation Engineer, and an SDET (share your goals)
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        No more than 2 mins.
        
        Same explanation just like from the 1st question.
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        I find it intriguing, and I enjoy challenges, which QA can provide. Share a QA bootcamp story, create your own narrative, refine it, and add your own story.
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        Answer what you learned (GitHub, CICD Pipeline, etc..) They used the same
        programs, and would love to bring my knowledge to the company of Java, cyprus, and python.
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        (Your QA experience, not a story of your life)
        
        Sanity, Regression, Smoke, Accessibility, Testing, etc..
        
        No more than 2 minute explanation.
        
        QA with 3 month internship. Total 6 months.
        
        API experience in Postman.
        
        Your Technical Skills, Perosnal skills, etc..
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        I have two years of experience in QA, specializing in both web and mobile application testing. I'm well-versed in various testing types, skilled in test case creation, documentation, and defect reporting, etc..
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        I'm not really stressed, but if I need a minute, a quick walk or good music will
        make my day better.
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        Sometimes QA can be stressful: due to a lot of items. But you have breaks,
        so you're good.
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        Learn everything possible about the company and tell them WHY.
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        It matched with my resume, it's my jean company, etc...
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        Detailed oriented, I have great logical skills, and passionate about what I'm doing.
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        Be prepared for this questions.
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        I'll show what I'm doing and I ask about the priority?
        But definitely the manager's request is my priority. All a priority. Let him know what you're working on.