Do you believe automation is more important than manual QA?
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Do you believe automation is more important than manual QA?
What would you do if management asks you to approve a release with critical defects?
Hypothetical question: you have a team of ten software developers that have worked on a product for 5 years. They now have to develop a new version of this application but only have 3 months to develop and test it. What would the QA estimate be?
What instrumentation are you familiar with?
In a typical sql query, what would happen when there are no bind variables? What happens when you put bind variables, does it help the performance or not? If so, how?
What exact experience with test automation have you had?
Have you had a defect that was found by a customer that should have been caught during the testing phase? If so, how did you handle the escaped defect.
Explain the difference between an inner join and outer join.
If you had a great idea to implement something new for a CA software product but management wouldn't take your word on it, how would you convince management to go along with your idea?
What would I do to improve and ensure product quality if given the job?