Hello, my name is MIT and I have six years of experience in software testing industry. I am from India. I'm living in Amdabad which is a city in Gujarat state. Well, I choose software testing as a career because it is creative and challenging job. When testing you need to be more creative and innovative and thinking of the places where there may be inconsistencies. And another reason is that it is very demanding role. Every company that uses software requires software testers so it is demanding and challenging and creative and along with that I can also pursue my passion for coding using automation. So yeah, I hope I give my answer. So.

Well, I faced different issues in my past experience and in my overall experience and to name such, I have faced one issue that is regarding the APM mobile automation. I was asked to implement a code that will execute APM throughout the code not meant running it using the command and it will reduce the human manual effort. So that's why I haven't worked with such tasks in my previous project. So I started doing some research on that and after doing some research I implemented some code and I have done some trial and run error. I got some errors and I got errors and errors. I was trying to solve it, but after some time I was not getting a proper solution for the same. So I asked in the daily scrum with my seniors and with my colleagues that I'm facing this issue and they have shared once a reference link and I have gone through that link and I've compared my code as well. I've added different changes in the same and then I was able to success will execute through it, execute the APM throughout the code. So that is the challenge that was a member from my past experience. It was memorable that I have tackled with the help of all the team member.

You? Well there are different gaps between working hours from team of India and different clients overseas so maybe there may be 2 hours or 3 hours of crossover hours and these hours we manage a time like when the clients are working more than 2 hours from or less they are coming earlier so they mail us regarding different tasks. So when the task is assigned then we go through all the tasks and within the time, crossover time, we go through all the tasks and go through different documents and artifacts and tickets and user stories from the client and we analyze the requirements and if I found any inconsistent or question or doubt regarding that then I list it down and after that, when the client is online and they are working so we ask different questions with them and that if they are comfortable with the meeting then we arrange a meeting and discuss all the doubts and clear all the requirements from the client regarding the task. And after the task is assigned then we will create different test cases regarding that. If the development is not then we utilize that time by creating different automated test cases, manual test cases as well. So after creating the test cases we will show when the environment is ready for testing. Then we test it and share the results to the client. After the explanation is done and once we find any critical issue, then we will share that issue as soon as possible to the developer so that they will reduce the development and they will take the work and resource it and then they will reassign to us and we will recheck it. And after that we will recheck and confirm that. So that is it.

Mit Mistry

Introduction Question

Hi there, please introduce yourself. Tell me where abouts you're from and India and give me an idea of why you chose to pursue a career in software development.

Previous Challenge Question

So we know working in software development. There's always challenges that come up. Can you run me through an example of a previous challenge? You face on a previous assignment or project? How you overcame that and we're able to deliver the desired outcome for the customer.

Offshore Working Question

So, one of the challenges that we face with working with customers, in varying time zones, is the lack or limited crossover time between development teams and India and then the customers elsewhere. Sometimes, this is as little as two or three hours a day crossover. What would be great is to hear some of the ways that you manage this limited cross over time and make sure that you make the most out of those crossover hours to set yourself. And if you're in a leadership position, the
 Rest of your team up for success and a productive day ahead, when the customer is going to be offline. These might be examples of processes of daily tasks. You put in place, would be great to hear them.

So, one of the challenges that we face with working with customers, in varying time zones, is the lack or limited crossover time between development teams and India and then the customers elsewhere. Sometimes, this is as little as two or three hours a day crossover. What would be great is to hear some of the ways that you manage this limited cross over time and make sure that you make the most out of those crossover hours to set yourself. And if you're in a leadership position, the

 Rest of your team up for success and a productive day ahead, when the customer is going to be offline. These might be examples of processes of daily tasks. You put in place, would be great to hear them.