SAP is an extremely good place to work, however. Their pension is probably one of the best in the industry when you consider contributions as a percentage.
They don't always offer a competitive salary compared to what other companies can offer.
The interview process was handled professionally and punctually. I faced: * A written round * Two technical rounds * Two managerial rounds * Two HR rounds The questions asked were average to above-average in difficulty. The whole experienc
1. The first part was a coding test. Programming skills were tested, including basic knowledge, tables, OOP (inheritance, etc.), databases, and pseudocode. 2. The second part was an interview with company members. We discussed the resume and some ot
I had back-to-back, three-round interviews. The first two were technical, and the last was behavioral. The overall process took approximately three hours. The first round involved questions about my resume (past projects) and corresponding tangentia
The interview process was handled professionally and punctually. I faced: * A written round * Two technical rounds * Two managerial rounds * Two HR rounds The questions asked were average to above-average in difficulty. The whole experienc
1. The first part was a coding test. Programming skills were tested, including basic knowledge, tables, OOP (inheritance, etc.), databases, and pseudocode. 2. The second part was an interview with company members. We discussed the resume and some ot
I had back-to-back, three-round interviews. The first two were technical, and the last was behavioral. The overall process took approximately three hours. The first round involved questions about my resume (past projects) and corresponding tangentia