"Interviews for SDET positions revolve primarily around technical questions that assess your knowledge of software development and software testing. Familiarize yourself with the functions, data structures and algorithms you will use on the job so that you can answer both coding and software testing questions. To further test your problem-solving skills, your interviewer may throw in a math brainteaser."
-Asked to write a function to find the start point of "$" and ";" in a string -Asked to write a regular expression to find text between "$" and ";" unless there was a space after "$". -How do you know if a linked-list is circular (even a middle item could point to one of the previous items) if you know its size?
What type of hours are you looking for?
what you have learned throughout work in Agilent?
The hardest part to grasp was that I never got a chance interview for that role (which was my area of interest) because of bad weather. How is that my fault?
Write a program to find common prefix. String arr[] = {"armstrong", "armor", "archer"}
What are the different testing phases?
two trains running in opposite directions cross a man standing on the platform in 27 seconds and 17 seconds respectively and they cross each other in 23 seconds . the ratio of their speeds is?
Q#1: Your resume format quite hard to look it over with 2-columns format, you must follow my(interviewer) command, change it from 2columns to 1colum, you must do it.
Previous experience and various typical scenario questions
Why do you choose ikea
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