SAP is a great place to work.
No cons regarding SAP. It is always good.
In the first round, questions were asked about DSA, and 15 MCQs were presented from DBMS, OOPs, OS, and Computer Networks. In the first technical round, they asked 'Tell me about yourself,' some DSA questions, and mostly questions from OOP concepts
I had 3 technical rounds followed by a managerial round, which took around 4 hours. I got positive feedback. On the very next working day, she (the HR) asked me for all the documents and called for an HR discussion. She sent an email for the HR disc
I had to go through five rounds of interviews. In the first round, I was given a scenario of a retail store facing problems in automating its processes and asked to suggest a solution. The next two rounds were technical, followed by a managerial ro
In the first round, questions were asked about DSA, and 15 MCQs were presented from DBMS, OOPs, OS, and Computer Networks. In the first technical round, they asked 'Tell me about yourself,' some DSA questions, and mostly questions from OOP concepts
I had 3 technical rounds followed by a managerial round, which took around 4 hours. I got positive feedback. On the very next working day, she (the HR) asked me for all the documents and called for an HR discussion. She sent an email for the HR disc
I had to go through five rounds of interviews. In the first round, I was given a scenario of a retail store facing problems in automating its processes and asked to suggest a solution. The next two rounds were technical, followed by a managerial ro