Work environment and policies. Work-life balance. Everything is just awesome about this company. I feel proud to work for SAP.
If you are technically sound, then you will feel like you are not challenged.
There are opportunities, but your technical skills will not grow.
I had the interview in a different location, but was given a job in Bangalore. Questions were pretty straightforward, focusing on simple CS and language basics. There were 4 rounds: * 2 tech * 1 manager * 1 HR round on the phone
It was an on-campus opportunity. 45 of around 500 made it to the interview. There were four rounds: * The first two were technical. They asked questions from threads, OS, DBMS, and data structures. They also asked about my project. * The thi
It was a campus recruitment process with three rounds of interviews and one written round (code execution). The written round questions covered various areas, including quant, English, and C skills (data structures). It was a good experience.
I had the interview in a different location, but was given a job in Bangalore. Questions were pretty straightforward, focusing on simple CS and language basics. There were 4 rounds: * 2 tech * 1 manager * 1 HR round on the phone
It was an on-campus opportunity. 45 of around 500 made it to the interview. There were four rounds: * The first two were technical. They asked questions from threads, OS, DBMS, and data structures. They also asked about my project. * The thi
It was a campus recruitment process with three rounds of interviews and one written round (code execution). The written round questions covered various areas, including quant, English, and C skills (data structures). It was a good experience.