There are a lot of pros that one can tell about, but here are some of the most interesting reasons why I chose to work at SAP.
I can't really think of anything that I can add here. I think if there are any critique points that one could write here, they would be team-specific.
I was a campus hire and had three rounds of interviews: 1. Complete technical 2. Technical and problem-solving, examining how to evaluate a problem statement and consider boundary cases for a problem 3. HR
The interview was part of campus recruitment and consisted of four rounds. * The first round was a coding round, which included some MCQs and two coding questions. * The second round was a peer coding round where you had to solve a question give
The interview process consisted of: * One coding round with a medium-difficulty problem. * Three interview rounds, including a hiring manager round. * One HR round. During the first interview round, basic OOPs concepts were discussed, and one
I was a campus hire and had three rounds of interviews: 1. Complete technical 2. Technical and problem-solving, examining how to evaluate a problem statement and consider boundary cases for a problem 3. HR
The interview was part of campus recruitment and consisted of four rounds. * The first round was a coding round, which included some MCQs and two coding questions. * The second round was a peer coding round where you had to solve a question give
The interview process consisted of: * One coding round with a medium-difficulty problem. * Three interview rounds, including a hiring manager round. * One HR round. During the first interview round, basic OOPs concepts were discussed, and one