I am working as a return-to-work intern at SAP SuccessFactors. Overall, a very positive experience so far. Good culture, best work-life balance, challenging work.
I haven't encountered anything during my tenure at SAP.
The technical rounds were fairly average. The manager asked questions related to AI and ML, which were not relevant to my background or the position I was interviewing for as a QA engineer.
Three total interviews were conducted: * One with the Scrum Master of the team. * One with the manager. * The last one with HR. This was a long time ago, and I started as a student. The questions were very basic, like "What is abstraction?" and des
There were 5 rounds. In the first round, the interviewer asked me some algorithmic questions. After that, the interviewer changed, and they asked me some more algorithmic problems. Following that, an interviewer tested my managerial skills. The last
The technical rounds were fairly average. The manager asked questions related to AI and ML, which were not relevant to my background or the position I was interviewing for as a QA engineer.
Three total interviews were conducted: * One with the Scrum Master of the team. * One with the manager. * The last one with HR. This was a long time ago, and I started as a student. The questions were very basic, like "What is abstraction?" and des
There were 5 rounds. In the first round, the interviewer asked me some algorithmic questions. After that, the interviewer changed, and they asked me some more algorithmic problems. Following that, an interviewer tested my managerial skills. The last