Lewens Labs Account Assistant Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. About yourself and skills related questions
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Q2. Job profile related question
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Q1. Out of specifications Deviation handling procedure Software uses
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The out of specifications deviation handling procedure involves identifying, documenting, investigating, and resolving any deviations from specifications in software.
• Identify the deviation from specifications in the software

• Document the deviation with details such as date, time, and nature of the deviation

• Investigate the root cause of the deviation

• Implement corrective actions to resolve the deviation and prevent recurr...read more
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Q2. Chromatography HPLC Calibration and trouble shooting.
Ans. Calibration details Trouble shooting peak merging,peak splitting
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Q3. Data review process Raw material, Finished product
Ans. Verified the all data Chromatography review data
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Q4. Stability guidelines
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Q5. Awareness, development training of new upcoming employees and junior
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Q6. Out of trends specifications criteria
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Q7. Audit preparation readiness
Ans. Awareness and initial checklist details preparation
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Q8. Microbiology training and awareness
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Asked about cement plant operations & troubleshooting problems in your career.

Q1. Cement plant operation related
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Q1. Personal introduction & salary negotiation
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Q1. Components of cash flow statement
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The components of a cash flow statement include operating activities, investing activities, and financing activities.
• Operating activities: cash flows from day-to-day business operations, such as sales and expenses

• Investing activities: cash flows from buying and selling assets, such as property or equipment

• Financing activities: cash flows from borrowing, repaying debt, or issuing stock

• Examples: receiving cash from custo...read more
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Q2. Bank reconciliation
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Q3. Deferred tax and accounting of same
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Q4. Reasons why difference is there in book and tax profit temporary and permanent timing differences and accounting of same
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Book and tax profit differences arise due to temporary and permanent timing differences in accounting treatment.
• Temporary differences are timing differences that reverse over time, such as depreciation expenses.

• Permanent differences are differences that never reverse, such as fines and penalties not deductible for tax purposes.

• Accounting for these differences involves adjusting financial statements for tax purposes, le...read more
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Q5. Other contents of accounts and tax from CA- Final and CA-Inter and practical questions related to accounting and taxation domain
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Wheebox test and accounts related basic concepts test

Q1. Consolidation, bookkeeping and tax matters were asked
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Q2. Taxation related concepts such as GST, TDS entries and GLs
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Q1. Salary & benefits discussions with joining bonus
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Why do you want this job
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Q3. What is your knowledge about this industry
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