Round 4 (Managerial round/HR round)

Unfortunately, I couldn’t reach the last round, what I realised was that I over-explained things which made it very confusing and unclear to the interviewer. Also while writing the automation codes I did not write “wait until the element is visible/enabled” statements which is practically very very important.


Syoft Interview Experience For QA Automation Enginee

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