Great work/life balance, benefits, excellent compensation, and intelligent colleagues.
Meetings at odd hours (9pm, 6am, midnight) to accommodate timezone differences.
The technical aspects of a project may be a little mundane. There's some innovation, but you're usually bounded by corporate constraints (e.g., a project was scuttled because it used Go).
There's all the other things, the politics, that you'd imagine from working for a large company.
None for local management, they did a great job. C-level should reconsider its restructuring programs. They let too many good developers walk out the door and penalized other developers (in a different location) with projects they can't hope to consume or manage.
The interview process was straightforward and had three rounds. After a brief 40-minute technical and past work phone interview, I was called for a face-to-face interview. Both interviews were technical, with a few behavioral questions, such as "Wh
Applied online and received an invitation for an interview. Met online with an HR representative, a woman in a tank-top, who asked cookie-cutter questions. She had clearly not read the resume nor even bothered to act interested. Extremely disappoint
The first phase was a 20-minute HR interview to see why I want to join SAP, to talk about my past experiences. The second phase was a technical interview with a manager.
The interview process was straightforward and had three rounds. After a brief 40-minute technical and past work phone interview, I was called for a face-to-face interview. Both interviews were technical, with a few behavioral questions, such as "Wh
Applied online and received an invitation for an interview. Met online with an HR representative, a woman in a tank-top, who asked cookie-cutter questions. She had clearly not read the resume nor even bothered to act interested. Extremely disappoint
The first phase was a 20-minute HR interview to see why I want to join SAP, to talk about my past experiences. The second phase was a technical interview with a manager.