Good work-life balance, food, and nothing else
Good work-life balance, food, and nothing else
- Free breakfast and lunch
- Good WLB
- Too much office politics.
- Sub-par pay in the Bay Area.
- SAP uses a visa trap to make employees stay; if not, no good employee would work here.
- Instead of using free OSS, SAP tends to build sub-par clones, for example, UI5, HCP, etc. Again, the management has no clue what they are doing.
- No innovation. Middle management is useless.
Pay more in the Bay Area, or close the shop and leave.
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