A high-spec product has been discovered to have narrowly failed a routine test right before a small shipment. Back-tracing has revealed that this defect has been going on for a few months due to a minor production change. The failure was hidden because the tests pass general industrial specs but fail at the client's specs. The use of the product is not linked to human health and there have been no complaints from the client so far. What do you do?
The only question that I can remember is one of my future coworkers asking me why manhole covers are round.
What is your 5 year plan? What experiences do you have with QC or QA?
How do you feel about this position that requires a lot of repetitive tasks?
can you help me?
What was a time when you had a disagreement with a lab mate?
Where do you see yourself in five years?
Do you have any sensory experience in your previous jobs?
What kind of experience and skills do you have?
Do you know serial dilutions?
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