SAP has good work-life balance with great innovations.
It's good to work at SAP. No cons.
It was an on-campus interview consisting of one OA and three interview rounds: one technical, one HM, and one HR. It mainly focused on problem-solving skills. The process was good. I was asked a few technical questions on databases and OOPs. Apart fr
Easy/medium LeetCode problems. The interview process was smooth. The focus is more on how you approach the problem rather than a specific language. There were a total of 3 rounds: * Two coding rounds * One managerial round
It was a 3-round process. The first round was aptitude and technical. The technical round was quite difficult as they asked each and every concept and coding-related DSA sorting techniques.
It was an on-campus interview consisting of one OA and three interview rounds: one technical, one HM, and one HR. It mainly focused on problem-solving skills. The process was good. I was asked a few technical questions on databases and OOPs. Apart fr
Easy/medium LeetCode problems. The interview process was smooth. The focus is more on how you approach the problem rather than a specific language. There were a total of 3 rounds: * Two coding rounds * One managerial round
It was a 3-round process. The first round was aptitude and technical. The technical round was quite difficult as they asked each and every concept and coding-related DSA sorting techniques.