Timings are best, and the work culture is nice.
Compensation/appraisal is low. Opportunities to learn/grow are few, and most of everything is heavily dependent on luck and buttering.
The appraisal system and verticals are messed up.
The interview process was long. There were three rounds: aptitude, technical, and HR. The aptitude round was technical, and I chose Java. The technical round was good. The HR round was basically a discussion of salary. There was also one more round t
Online questionnaire which had multiple choice questions. After getting selected, one-on-one technical interview in which interviewer asked about certification and explained lot many different concepts in SAP. Following which there was an HR round in
It's easy; however, it's the support function activities that are bothersome. They make you run online tests that are skills-based, then they check with management. The round once you have cleared the skill test has less basic and simple questions a
The interview process was long. There were three rounds: aptitude, technical, and HR. The aptitude round was technical, and I chose Java. The technical round was good. The HR round was basically a discussion of salary. There was also one more round t
Online questionnaire which had multiple choice questions. After getting selected, one-on-one technical interview in which interviewer asked about certification and explained lot many different concepts in SAP. Following which there was an HR round in
It's easy; however, it's the support function activities that are bothersome. They make you run online tests that are skills-based, then they check with management. The round once you have cleared the skill test has less basic and simple questions a