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Manual Automation Testing QA Product Companies

The document provides a collection of interview questions and answers focused on manual and automation testing for product-based companies. It covers topics such as ensuring product quality, handling changing requirements, risk-based testing, and strategies for maintaining automation scripts. Additionally, it discusses the development of automation frameworks, version control, and CI/CD practices in test automation.

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Manual Automation Testing QA Product Companies

The document provides a collection of interview questions and answers focused on manual and automation testing for product-based companies. It covers topics such as ensuring product quality, handling changing requirements, risk-based testing, and strategies for maintaining automation scripts. Additionally, it discusses the development of automation frameworks, version control, and CI/CD practices in test automation.

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Manual and Automation Testing Interview Q&A - Product Based Companies

Manual Testing Questions:

Q: How do you ensure the quality of a product from the testing perspective?

A: I follow a mix of risk-based and requirement-based testing. I write detailed test scenarios from the user's

perspective, perform exploratory testing, and continuously communicate with developers/product owners. I

also use metrics like defect density, test coverage, and pass percentage to monitor quality.

Q: How do you test a feature that has no documentation or requirements?

A: I begin with exploratory testing, ask clarifying questions to the product owner, analyze UI behavior, check

API responses, review similar modules, and use logs to understand backend processes.

Q: How do you handle testing when requirements change frequently?

A: I write modular test cases, stay connected with the dev team through agile ceremonies, automate stable

parts of the app, and adapt test plans quickly.

Q: How do you perform risk-based testing?

A: I identify critical business functionalities, prioritize high-impact test cases, and ensure thorough testing for

high-risk areas first.

Automation Testing Questions:

Q: Describe the automation framework you've built or worked with.

A: I developed a modular, data-driven hybrid framework using Selenium WebDriver with TestNG. It includes

Page Object Model, Apache POI, ExtentReports, Maven, and Jenkins integration.

Q: How do you ensure your automation scripts are maintainable and scalable?

A: I follow Page Object Model, use clear naming, centralize configurations, externalize test data, and perform

regular code reviews.


Manual and Automation Testing Interview Q&A - Product Based Companies

Q: What strategies do you use to reduce flaky test cases?

A: I use explicit waits, avoid thread.sleep(), handle dynamic elements robustly, and isolate test cases.

Q: How do you decide what to automate and what not to?

A: Automate repetitive, high-risk flows. Avoid UI that changes frequently or one-time test cases.

Q: Explain how you do version control and CI/CD for your test automation.

A: Scripts are pushed to Git, reviewed via pull requests, and Jenkins handles scheduled/test-triggered

execution with reporting.

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