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      Senior QA Engineer Interview

      Jun 14, 2018
      Anonymous interview candidate
      No offer
      Negative experience

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      I interviewed at ZEFR

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      This is one of those companies that either does not understand what the scope of a QA resource should do or they have been testing incorrectly, or both. So when they interview candidates, they ask questions that they think are clever or smart to test the cognitive level of the candidate. I seen this at companies that ask how to solve a puzzle, solve algebra equations and circumvent true testing questions

      Interview questions [2]

      Question 1

      How to test a parking lot? vague, wanted me to come up with requirements, in other words a act as a product owner or business analyst role
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      Question 2

      How to test a coffee maker?
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