Good work-life balance. Great work environment and open culture. Opportunities to learn new things. Good benefits. Good brand value and sense of pride to work for SAP. Nice campus too :-).
Compensation could be a bit more. Sometimes similar work puts you into a comfort zone, which makes you a bit lazy.
All JavaScript tricky questions and problem-solving questions. Interviewers were helpful. The interview process was good. Not many questions on HTML and CSS; all JS questions. Be prepared with simple programs like Fibonacci and factorial, etc.
The hiring process was very planned. The interview level was medium. The interviewer was soft, made me comfortable, and posed very tricky questions. One can crack the interview if they have practical knowledge of applying concepts. The company inf
There were three rounds of interview. The HR representative was also very helpful right from the beginning. There were break times in between the interviews. They also provided lunch and coffee.
All JavaScript tricky questions and problem-solving questions. Interviewers were helpful. The interview process was good. Not many questions on HTML and CSS; all JS questions. Be prepared with simple programs like Fibonacci and factorial, etc.
The hiring process was very planned. The interview level was medium. The interviewer was soft, made me comfortable, and posed very tricky questions. One can crack the interview if they have practical knowledge of applying concepts. The company inf
There were three rounds of interview. The HR representative was also very helpful right from the beginning. There were break times in between the interviews. They also provided lunch and coffee.