SAP

IoT Developer Interview Experience - Palo Alto, California

June 27, 2017

Negative ExperienceGot Offer

Process

I interviewed with a group. No real technical questions were asked, which I later realized was a huge red flag.

I showed my independent web projects and talked about my background. The people seemed dismissive.

They seemed to have already decided to hire me as an intern without checking to see if I'd be a good fit.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the SAP IoT Developer role in Palo Alto, California.

Success Rate

100%

Pass Rate

SAP's interview process for their IoT Developer roles in Palo Alto, California is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

Experience Rating

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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for SAP's IoT Developer interview process in Palo Alto, California.

SAP Work Experiences

Good Pay, Toxic Team

IoT Developer • Former Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

Pros: Great compensation and benefits for the work. Clean workplace.

Cons: Overall unpleasant and depressing team. No mentoring for interns. I felt discriminated.

Good Pay, Toxic Team

IoT Developer • Former Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

Pros: Great compensation and benefits for the work. Clean workplace.

Cons: Overall unpleasant and depressing team. No mentoring for interns. I felt discriminated.

Used to be good. The future doesn't look better though

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

October 7, 2019

Pros: - Free lunch and recently added complimentary breakfast. - Amazing campus around Palo Alto. - Good atmosphere and freedom for developers to use the latest technologies to do their job. - Learning new things.

Cons: - Pay isn't good, on the lesser side of the Bay Area margin. - WLB is okay, I guess, as in any other company in the Bay Area. - Lot of politics around. Good idea to shut up and do your work wearing headphones. - The company doesn't seem to be doing so well. I am seeing less money being spent on employee engagement. We used to have monthly outings and stuff a few years ago, but now it's once in like 4-5 months. SAP normally has a yearly outing to Great America, but they even cancelled that this year saying they need money for "processing other employees' green cards." I mean, who says that? That was so bizarre. We got some horrible food trucks where it took me 2 hours to get a small slider, I am not even kidding. Overall, with the recent layoffs and other small things going on here and there, I am not very sure about the future of this company and it looks like a sinking ship.

Used to be good. The future doesn't look better though

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

October 7, 2019

Pros: - Free lunch and recently added complimentary breakfast. - Amazing campus around Palo Alto. - Good atmosphere and freedom for developers to use the latest technologies to do their job. - Learning new things.

Cons: - Pay isn't good, on the lesser side of the Bay Area margin. - WLB is okay, I guess, as in any other company in the Bay Area. - Lot of politics around. Good idea to shut up and do your work wearing headphones. - The company doesn't seem to be doing so well. I am seeing less money being spent on employee engagement. We used to have monthly outings and stuff a few years ago, but now it's once in like 4-5 months. SAP normally has a yearly outing to Great America, but they even cancelled that this year saying they need money for "processing other employees' green cards." I mean, who says that? That was so bizarre. We got some horrible food trucks where it took me 2 hours to get a small slider, I am not even kidding. Overall, with the recent layoffs and other small things going on here and there, I am not very sure about the future of this company and it looks like a sinking ship.

Great Teamwork, Smooth Experience

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

Pros: Good to work with a team.

Cons: No comments. No comments. No comments.

Great Teamwork, Smooth Experience

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

Pros: Good to work with a team.

Cons: No comments. No comments. No comments.

Good Pay, Toxic Team

IoT Developer • Former Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

Pros: Great compensation and benefits for the work. Clean workplace.

Cons: Overall unpleasant and depressing team. No mentoring for interns. I felt discriminated.

1.0
Good Pay, Toxic Team
IoT Developer • Former Employee
Palo Alto, California, United States
June 27, 2017
Pros: Great compensation and benefits for the work. Clean workplace.
Cons: Overall unpleasant and depressing team. No mentoring for interns. I felt discriminated.

Used to be good. The future doesn't look better though

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

October 7, 2019

Pros: - Free lunch and recently added complimentary breakfast. - Amazing campus around Palo Alto. - Good atmosphere and freedom for developers to use the latest technologies to do their job. - Learning new things.

Cons: - Pay isn't good, on the lesser side of the Bay Area margin. - WLB is okay, I guess, as in any other company in the Bay Area. - Lot of politics around. Good idea to shut up and do your work wearing headphones. - The company doesn't seem to be doing so well. I am seeing less money being spent on employee engagement. We used to have monthly outings and stuff a few years ago, but now it's once in like 4-5 months. SAP normally has a yearly outing to Great America, but they even cancelled that this year saying they need money for "processing other employees' green cards." I mean, who says that? That was so bizarre. We got some horrible food trucks where it took me 2 hours to get a small slider, I am not even kidding. Overall, with the recent layoffs and other small things going on here and there, I am not very sure about the future of this company and it looks like a sinking ship.

3.0
Used to be good. The future doesn't look better though
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Palo Alto, California, United States
October 7, 2019
Pros: - Free lunch and recently added complimentary breakfast. - Amazing campus around Palo Alto. - Good atmosphere and freedom for developers to use the latest technologies to do their job. - Learning new things.
Cons: - Pay isn't good, on the lesser side of the Bay Area margin. - WLB is okay, I guess, as in any other company in the Bay Area. - Lot of politics around. Good idea to shut up and do your work wearing headphones. - The company doesn't seem to be doing so well. I am seeing less money being spent on employee engagement. We used to have monthly outings and stuff a few years ago, but now it's once in like 4-5 months. SAP normally has a yearly outing to Great America, but they even cancelled that this year saying they need money for "processing other employees' green cards." I mean, who says that? That was so bizarre. We got some horrible food trucks where it took me 2 hours to get a small slider, I am not even kidding. Overall, with the recent layoffs and other small things going on here and there, I am not very sure about the future of this company and it looks like a sinking ship.

Great Teamwork, Smooth Experience

Software Engineer • Current Employee

Palo Alto, California, United States

Pros: Good to work with a team.

Cons: No comments. No comments. No comments.

5.0
Great Teamwork, Smooth Experience
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Palo Alto, California, United States
March 22, 2022
Pros: Good to work with a team.
Cons: No comments. No comments. No comments.

SAP Interview Questions

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