"The requirements and employee expectations for quality control jobs vary widely by position, company, and product lifecycle stage you will be working on. Since most quality control jobs will revolve around testing products and responding to consumer feedback, employers will expect you to have excellent customer service skills and pay close attention to detail. To stand out above the other candidates, be sure to do extensive research on the products you will be working on and tools and instruments you will be expected to use."
A situation was given to me- "Our company designed a robot. We designed it for the purpose of serving tea and coffee to the employees. Write an algorithm which makes the robot do this work correctly , by considering all the possible conditions that the robot should consider while serving tea to the employees".
What have you done as a QC
What is your experience in the manufacturing industry?
What skills do you possess that would make you a good fit. Give examples of GMP, and assays/test they perform. They will ask you a question specific to a test or task you will perform.
How have you overcome difficulties in your current job?
Hypothetical questions such as "describe a situation where you had to decide how to proceed where you were in disagreement with your colleagues".
If I would be ok doing the job in question for long periods (as it's a very analytic position).
How will you mention the Painting thickness?
Q1: Explain your background Q2: Explain you hobby and activity Q3: What is your work habit
Why do you want to work here?
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