Tester interview questions and answers are completely based on the interview I and my friends attended during last years of working experience as Quality Assurance Testers. These SQA questions and scenarios are based only on real experience and were asked during actual QA interviews. Therefore, QA Tester who is looking for a Quality Assurance job will greatly benefit from this. If you are the first time job seeker as a QA Tester, then it can help you even better. Finally, if you are plant to attend an interview, you have to know these questions and answers by heart and must be very smooth in answering these questions. Practice in front of the friends or just a mirror, speak loud and clear. Most of the time, when you study the questions, you feel fine and feel relaxed, but the reality is, at the time of the actual interview, even though you feel you have the knowledge, cannot express it well. It may sound a little rough, but this is everyone’s hard experience. When you come out the interview door, you are deeply regretted. If you cannot remember these by heart, believe me, it may not work. Readers are welcome to post own questions and answers to the following SQA interview questions.

How to name QA Tester resume?

Did you know that the name of your QA Tester resume has a tremendous impact on have often you will get response on resume posted online or submitted to recruiter? Software QA Engineer may spend hour or even days looking for proper QA resume template, polishing QA cover letter and crafting resume summary, but everything could be ruined by inadequate resume name. Nowadays almost every hiring QA manager gets hundreds resume in various formats for every open software tester postion, there are also plenty of resumes posted on online job boards. Let's say Quality Assurance manager is desperately searching for Selenium Tester to automate the testing highly critical software project. QA Manager could initiate the search at craigslist.org by searching by QA Engineer, QA Tester or Tester, then look for suitable candidate in the list of resumes. Most likely the manager would click on a resume with titles like QA Engineer with Selenium experience, Automation & White Box QA Engineer or QA Automation Engineer. In the same time tester's resume with spelling error like QA Enginer Selenium or Test Atomation Engineer will be skipped, because if tester is sloppy in one sentence, then the manager would suspect the tester will be slapdashin the day-to-day testing. Of course, it doesn't help to advertise the resume without a proper skills. The recruiter or manager will be incredibly exasperated to discover a manual tester resume under Automation & White Box QA Engineer title. The same tips would apply on the QA resumes in any text format sent to potential employer, but in this case you could add your name to the file name. For example I currently have a few resumes in MS Word format with the same name QA Tester Resume.doc, but it would be more helpful for me to have these files as something like QA Tester Resume John Doe.doc. Name your resume properly and you will be amazed by the improved response you get.
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Common QA Tester interview questions