A great place to work with an emphasis on diversity of cultures. A wide range of product portfolio.
Too many org changes and frequent shifts of priorities.
Do not acquire more companies.
I first had a phone interview, and on the next day, I was invited to have the on-site interview at the Palo Alto SAP Lab. Three months later, I received the offer as a Software Developer. It was a lengthy process.
Overall, they were very easy going. I had two phone interviews; one was focused toward behavioral questions, and the other one was with the hiring manager where they went over my resume and asked me to explain my projects.
1 phone interview. 4 rounds in person. The questions are not tough. Interviewers are clear and take time to explain them. The process is easy overall. The recruiter is professional, but they will try to lowball you.
I first had a phone interview, and on the next day, I was invited to have the on-site interview at the Palo Alto SAP Lab. Three months later, I received the offer as a Software Developer. It was a lengthy process.
Overall, they were very easy going. I had two phone interviews; one was focused toward behavioral questions, and the other one was with the hiring manager where they went over my resume and asked me to explain my projects.
1 phone interview. 4 rounds in person. The questions are not tough. Interviewers are clear and take time to explain them. The process is easy overall. The recruiter is professional, but they will try to lowball you.