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I had a great interview experience at SAP. The process was transparent and focused on practically assessing the candidate's skills. The interview was divided into three main parts: * **Introductory Chat:** A fluid conversation with the hiring man
One Skype round was conducted for two hours, which went very well. Next, I noticed that HR started ghosting me. So, I looped in the senior HR team, who had selected my resume. Then, the HR replied that the feedback was negative. Within hours, I rece
There was a 40-minute interview, as well as an open house beforehand to see the office and where you would work. The interview was held at their office in Waterloo. It focused on technical questions about Java, C++ (languages I had on my resume), an
I had a great interview experience at SAP. The process was transparent and focused on practically assessing the candidate's skills. The interview was divided into three main parts: * **Introductory Chat:** A fluid conversation with the hiring man
One Skype round was conducted for two hours, which went very well. Next, I noticed that HR started ghosting me. So, I looped in the senior HR team, who had selected my resume. Then, the HR replied that the feedback was negative. Within hours, I rece
There was a 40-minute interview, as well as an open house beforehand to see the office and where you would work. The interview was held at their office in Waterloo. It focused on technical questions about Java, C++ (languages I had on my resume), an