Work-life balance Good environment to work in. Work culture is gold.
If you are working for some SAP Core tool, then there is less future scope to switch somewhere else. You become too comfortable here (politics might lead you to compromise with what you really deserve). Join with proper research of the tech stack, else you will be stuck. Good for people who are passionate about SAP-related technology.
I applied off-campus via a career portal. The process consisted of an online test, followed by two technical interviews, one managerial interview, and a final HR interview. The online test was one hour long and comprised MCQs (a mix of aptitude, ver
1. Technical Interview Was taken by a senior developer. He was very nice and made me feel comfortable, respecting my resume's scope. Whenever I got stuck, he helped me with small hints and even gave honest feedback after the interview. 2. Manageria
There were 4 rounds for me: - First: Technical round (aptitude questions) - Second: Technical round (coding questions) - Third: Managerial round (resume questions) - Fourth: HR round (general human interaction and resume questions)
I applied off-campus via a career portal. The process consisted of an online test, followed by two technical interviews, one managerial interview, and a final HR interview. The online test was one hour long and comprised MCQs (a mix of aptitude, ver
1. Technical Interview Was taken by a senior developer. He was very nice and made me feel comfortable, respecting my resume's scope. Whenever I got stuck, he helped me with small hints and even gave honest feedback after the interview. 2. Manageria
There were 4 rounds for me: - First: Technical round (aptitude questions) - Second: Technical round (coding questions) - Third: Managerial round (resume questions) - Fourth: HR round (general human interaction and resume questions)