Working with SAP is a good opportunity because the team size is too big and allows for communication with product owners and customers.
Not given proper tasks and not that much growth in the DevOps scenario.
It is good to work with the SAP permanent team.
It's incredibly frustrating to have aced a technical interview and, after answering all of the questions, only to be met with radio silence from HR despite multiple follow-ups. It's an unprofessional way to reject a candidate.
Attended a direct interview for a Selenium with Java position. The interviewer was not knowledgeable and egoistic, displaying too much attitude as if he were carrying SAP Labs on his shoulders. The HR representative did not seem to understand the ski
You have a brief round of interviews, around 6 rounds in total. They are well-organized, and they don't make you wait for long. The process is quick. You will have a written round, a discussion with the manager, a VP round, a Cross LOB VP round, and
It's incredibly frustrating to have aced a technical interview and, after answering all of the questions, only to be met with radio silence from HR despite multiple follow-ups. It's an unprofessional way to reject a candidate.
Attended a direct interview for a Selenium with Java position. The interviewer was not knowledgeable and egoistic, displaying too much attitude as if he were carrying SAP Labs on his shoulders. The HR representative did not seem to understand the ski
You have a brief round of interviews, around 6 rounds in total. They are well-organized, and they don't make you wait for long. The process is quick. You will have a written round, a discussion with the manager, a VP round, a Cross LOB VP round, and