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Sr. Officer Quality Control Job Interview Questions and Answers
Sr. Officer Quality Control Job Interview Questions and Answers

1 :: Tell me what is the most rewarding part of being a Quality Control Inspector?

The most rewarding part is be aware that quality control is the heart of the manufactory and I and working and helping the company to produced quality, and letting the customer get the best products.
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2 :: Explain me about your specific career goals with our organization?

I would like to support this organization in first step then I would like to improve my self with all challenge.
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3 :: Explain what are your career goals as a Quality Control Inspector?

No friendly with my colleague if do mistakes, try to be more response about all my tasks.
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4 :: Explain one area of personal development that you would like to focus on?

Stress Doing one task at a time Not feeling good when not contributing any suggestion.
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5 :: What are MAR and MRIR?

MAR: Material Approval Request
MRIR: Material Receiving Inspection Report
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6 :: Explain what is destructive testing, and what are its benefits?

Destructive testing includes methods where material is broken down to evaluate the mechanical properties, such as strength, toughness and hardness.

For example, finding the quality of a weld is good enough to withstand extreme pressure and also to verify the properties of a material.
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7 :: Explain what are the common problems with software automation?

☛ Purchasing the license of tool (QTP, selenium, QC, LR)
☛ Lack of skilled Tester to run the tool
☛ Expectation that automated tests will find a lot of new defects
☛ Maintenance of automated tests
☛ Technical problems of tools
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8 :: Explain with an example of a goal you reached and tell me how you achieved it?

I was struggling with my physical activity in wouldn't want to go do anything so I start pushing myself and just keeping it on my mind of all the struggles you face if you don't and all the negative impact it would have on me so I started ond day at a time an now I am almost to 5 days a week.
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9 :: Tell me do you see yourself growing your career with our organization for the long term? Why or why not?

I would see myself as working in as a senior inspector and mentoring newly joined inspectors and probably be in a position where I can be promoted to quality manager.
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10 :: Tell me have you ever observed a co-worker stretching the rules? How did you handle that situation?

An associate breaking a lifting safety rule. I would talk to that associate and see if they understand why the rule is in place. If I felt it was not gonna be corrected I would go to my manager and talk to him about it.
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11 :: Explain what is the biggest lesson you have learned as a Quality Control Inspector?

To take the time to every job right the 1st time...... And to always involve the right persons when making major decisions.
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12 :: Tell me what is Method Statement?

This is construction document on which basis construction work shall be performed at site.
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13 :: Explain what is quality Assurance (QA)?

QA refers to the planned and systematic way of monitoring the quality of process which is followed to produce a quality product. QA tracks the outcomes and adjusts the process to meet the expectation.
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14 :: Explain benefits of Destructive Testing (DT)?

☛ Verifies properties of a material
☛ Determines quality of welds
☛ Helps you to reduce failures, accidents and costs
☛ Ensures compliance with regulations
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15 :: Explain what is severity and priority of bug?

Priority: concern with application from the business point of view.

It answers: How quickly we need to fix the bug? Or How soon the bug should get fixed?

Severity: concern with functionality of application. It deals with the impact of the bug on the application.
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16 :: Tell me how much the bug is affecting the functionality of the application?

High Priority and Low Severity:
Company logo is not properly displayed on their website.

High Priority and High Severity:
Suppose you are doing online shopping and filled payment information, but after submitting the form, you get a message like "Order has been cancelled."

Low Priority and High Severity:
If we have a typical scenario in which the application get crashed, but that scenario exists rarely.

Low Priority and Low Severity:
There is a mistake like "You have registered success" instead of successfully, success is written.
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17 :: Explain and list the steps that you would take before implementing an important change on the job?

The first step I would brainstorm on my own Then ask around from colleagues and friends Then do my research If I see that decision is something that would beneficial for short term or long term then I would make a decision.
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18 :: Explain about any on-the-job training you have received. How will that training benefit you here?

Health and safety, Policies and procedure of the company, GMES system and I believe that this company also uses a certain system to maintain and to safe keep their work or documents.
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19 :: Tell me as a Quality Control Inspector, what keeps you motivated to always give your best work?

Always strive to meet Code requirements and by knowing the requirements through my years experiences it always helps and motive me so other can be positive.
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20 :: Explain did you ever undertake staff training and instruction on Quality Assurance?

Training and instruction of staff regarding quality issues is sometimes necessary as part of quality control. If you have any experience in this field, describe the specific reason and subject of training. Underscore, without arrogance, your accomplishments with the group.
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21 :: Tell me what is difference between QA, QC and Software Testing?

Quality Assurance (QA): QA refers to the planned and systematic way of monitoring the quality of process which is followed to produce a quality product. QA tracks the outcomes and adjusts the process to meet the expectation.

Quality Control (QC): Concern with the quality of the product. QC finds the defects and suggests improvements. The process set by QA is implemented by QC. The QC is the responsibility of the tester.

Software Testing: is the process of ensuring that product which is developed by the developer meets the user requirement. The motive to perform testing is to find the bugs and make sure that they get fixed.
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22 :: What are difference between Verification and Validation?

☛ Verification is Static Testing where as Validations is Dynamic Testing.
☛ Verification takes place before validation.
☛ Verification evaluates plans, documents, requirements and specifications, where as Validation evaluates product.
☛ Verification inputs are checklist, issues list, walkthroughs and inspection, where as in Validation testing of actual product.
☛ Verification output is set of documents, plans, specifications and requirement documents where as in Validation actual product is output.
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23 :: Explain what is bug life cycle?

☛ When a tester finds a bug .The bug is assigned with NEW or OPEN status.
☛ The bug is assigned to development project manager who will analyze the bug .He will check whether it is a valid defect. If it is not valid bug is rejected, now status is REJECTED.
☛ If not, next the defect is checked whether it is in scope. When bug is not part of the current release .Such defects are POSTPONED
☛ Now, Tester checks whether similar defect was raised earlier. If yes defect is assigned a status DUPLICATE
☛ When bug is assigned to developer. During this stage bug is assigned a status IN-PROGRESS
☛ Once code is fixed. Defect is assigned with FIXED status.
☛ Next the tester will re-test the code. In case the test case passes the defect is CLOSED
☛ If the test case fails again the bug is RE-OPENED and assigned to the developer. That's all to Bug Life Cycle.
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24 :: Explain me about a time that you have been asked to provide leadership or mentorship to a colleague. Did you enjoy that responsibility?

Yes I am if I know and understand that one task is going to take x amount of time. I will start that and then go do other work while keeping that on mind and taking care of both of them as I go.
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25 :: Tell me what is difference between Smoke testing and Sanity Testing?

The difference between smoke and sanity testing is described below:

☛ Sanity testing is performed when new build is released after fixing bugs where as smoke testing is performed to check the major functionalities of the application.
☛ Sanity is performed by the tester or the developer but smoke testing can be performed by the tester or developer.
☛ Smoke testing is performed earlier where as sanity is performed after the smoke testing.
☛ Sanity testing is narrow and deep approach of testing and smoke testing is focused testing based on major functionalities.
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