I wanted to share that I'm working at Lenskart because I strongly love the product.
As I am wearing power glasses I understand the critical importance of accurate power and high-quality products, that is why I am serving in the Quality control department in the manufacturing unit.
I didn't see any downside. One thing which can vary person wise that's the nature of company working 24*7 which leads to responsibility.
The process took 5 days. There were 3 to 4 rounds of interviews: - Telephonic: your current and expected package, reason for job change, etc. - Technical Deep Dive: with questions around your resume. Make sure you know your stuff. - If needed, not
I applied online. The first round was a coding round where they asked me what debouncing is. Then I was asked to code the algorithm. I showed the pseudocode, which was fine. Then I was asked to produce a running version of the algorithm. Somehow the
I applied online through job portals. - First round: an online coding round. - Second round: an online video call (technical). Everything went very well. I answered almost all questions correctly, but within the next hour after the interview, I rec
The process took 5 days. There were 3 to 4 rounds of interviews: - Telephonic: your current and expected package, reason for job change, etc. - Technical Deep Dive: with questions around your resume. Make sure you know your stuff. - If needed, not
I applied online. The first round was a coding round where they asked me what debouncing is. Then I was asked to code the algorithm. I showed the pseudocode, which was fine. Then I was asked to produce a running version of the algorithm. Somehow the
I applied online through job portals. - First round: an online coding round. - Second round: an online video call (technical). Everything went very well. I answered almost all questions correctly, but within the next hour after the interview, I rec