I learned a lot through SAP's iXP internship program since my team allowed me to develop the core product. Good work-life balance.
The pay is average. Other than that, nothing negative to say.
The interview process involves several stages. First, speak with HR on the phone. Following that, you will have an in-person interview with the developer and the Hiring Manager. There is also a technical test. If all stages are successful, an off
I applied for this job through my university's career portal. They asked about: * Basic OO concepts * Programming experience * Questions on previous projects and classwork Nothing too technical. The interviewers were friendly and knowledgeable.
I applied for this role probably six months ago. I ended up getting interviews six months later, but I had already landed a job. The bad part is that they closed this job posting a long time ago. Hence, I don't exactly know what kind of developer th
The interview process involves several stages. First, speak with HR on the phone. Following that, you will have an in-person interview with the developer and the Hiring Manager. There is also a technical test. If all stages are successful, an off
I applied for this job through my university's career portal. They asked about: * Basic OO concepts * Programming experience * Questions on previous projects and classwork Nothing too technical. The interviewers were friendly and knowledgeable.
I applied for this role probably six months ago. I ended up getting interviews six months later, but I had already landed a job. The bad part is that they closed this job posting a long time ago. Hence, I don't exactly know what kind of developer th