Questions are actually not that hard. There are definitely other tech companies that will massage your brains much more. :) Most of the questions seem to come from the standard set of 150 or so questions that have been doing the rounds for several years. There are several books published with these, so being familiar with those will give you a high probability of success.
Create a word suggesting application as mobile messaging works.
Asked questions on searching for a specific word in huge amount of data.
Wide range of questions.
Why are you looking for a new job? What do you look for in a job? How do you feel about switching from a manager to a ic? What's your experience with selenium and python? Jenkins and aws? What did you learn out of mentoring other people? Have you ever tested a ps4 or ps5?
1. Java oops 2. BDD 3. Automation framework explanation
How do you get involved in CI/CD? How do you test the scalability of a service? How does HashMap work? How do you handle network latency in Selenium Automation? What are the challenges faced in UI testing?
Bunch what you know what you like what you can do
Lots of questions around Testing and Quality in general with some more specific questions around test automation, code architecture, how to scale your tests as well as the test framework, infrastructure surrounding test automation, etc.
1. Basic Android and some scenario base program over Skype screen share. 2.. Android start to deep 3.. Fully DS base Question 4. Design Questions
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