I faced following questions in Polaris Interview.
1. Tell me about u r current organization
2. what is Black box testing?
3. what is white box testing?
4. What is Functional Testing?
5. What is difference between Black box & functional ?
6. what is test plan?
7. what is test strategy?
8. what is difference between Test plan & test strategy?
9. What is smoke testing ?
10 what is sanity testing?
11. who will perform smoke testing?
12. Explain about Agile process?
13. How much you know about QTP? ( I mentioned in my resume
as Exposure on QTP)
14. Explain about u r current project?
15. What is the Requirement Traceability Matrix?
16. Can u draw the template for Requirement Traceability
Matrix?
17. What is Ad-hoc Testing?
18. What is difference between ReTesting and Regression
Testing.
19. Can u explain about Bug life cycle?
20. How can u make sure whether all requirements are
covered or not?
21. Can u explain biggest complexity in current project?
22. what is difference between bug severity and priority?
23. Which bug tracking tool is u r using?
24. can u give one example for High severity and low
priority bug?
25. can u give one example for High priority and low
severity bug?
26. What is security Testing?
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Answer Posted / castor_troy
16 ) RTM or requirement traceability matrix is the document
where various requirements are mapped under features. Here
they are identified as testable, non-testable, actual
requirement, information or descriptions etc. Basically
prepared by Team Leads or experienced testers.
20) We can verify this with the help of RTM. The total no.
of requirements before mapping should be equal to the sum of
all the requirements under the various testable,
non-testable, actual requirement, information or
descriptions etc columns. after mapping is completed. It is
also a effective way to avoid duplicate requiremnet mapping.
18 ) Re-testing is the process of testing a scenario with
different inputs and verify the outputs.
Whereas regression testing is the process of testing other
modules linked to another module for which a bug has just
been fixed. it si done to make sure that the change in code
to fix the bud did not induce any other bug to its related
modules.
22) Priority gives the urgency with which the bug has to be
resolved whereas Severity shows the degree of its effect on
the product/application.
Hope you will find this useful.
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