Work-life balance, mostly. A good company for retiring or for one who likes a 9-to-5 job. Job security.
Less salary. Biased sometimes (I know women is MD. But maternity ladies are not trusted & given opportunities). After WFH, no work-life balance. Too far office if you are a resident of main Bangalore.
There will be a lot of grueling processes during interviews. * 2-3 technical rounds * Manager round * VP round Very selective people get through. Being active during interviews will be helpful and really adds value.
The interview consisted of three rounds: 1. Aptitude and technical online test 2. Technical interview 3. HR interview All were pretty simple.
1 round: Coding questions, mainly on arrays and linked lists. 2nd round: Tell me about yourself, normal DSA concepts, OOPs, and DBMS. 3rd round: DBMS and projects. HR round: Easy. Why do you want to join Sap? Where do you want to see yourself in t
There will be a lot of grueling processes during interviews. * 2-3 technical rounds * Manager round * VP round Very selective people get through. Being active during interviews will be helpful and really adds value.
The interview consisted of three rounds: 1. Aptitude and technical online test 2. Technical interview 3. HR interview All were pretty simple.
1 round: Coding questions, mainly on arrays and linked lists. 2nd round: Tell me about yourself, normal DSA concepts, OOPs, and DBMS. 3rd round: DBMS and projects. HR round: Easy. Why do you want to join Sap? Where do you want to see yourself in t