No stress, can do anything you want, work on any tech.
No one is bothered to work on the latest tech. The average employee wants an 8-to-5 job, and SAP provides it. Glassdoor ratings are highly inflated for it.
It's better than any service company but less than all product companies.
There is no salary component that depends on individual performance, so ratings and reviews are useless.
Encourage high achievers; they will change the company's shape, or they will do that at another company if it's too late.
The interview process consisted of: * Five rounds focused on ABAP technical concepts and previous project work. * One managerial round. * One HR round. Testing focused on dominance in ABAP technical areas, specifically object-oriented concepts, com
4 Rounds: Technical, Technical, Database, HR. The first two technical rounds focused on OOPS, algorithms, and basic CS principles. The HR round focused on SWOT analysis and why you want to join SAP.
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)
The interview process consisted of: * Five rounds focused on ABAP technical concepts and previous project work. * One managerial round. * One HR round. Testing focused on dominance in ABAP technical areas, specifically object-oriented concepts, com
4 Rounds: Technical, Technical, Database, HR. The first two technical rounds focused on OOPS, algorithms, and basic CS principles. The HR round focused on SWOT analysis and why you want to join SAP.
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)