SAP is a great company to work for. It has all the facilities you can think of, and some of these are free
SAP is a great company to work for. It has all the facilities you can think of, and some of these are free
SAP offers lots of facilities and has good work-life balance.
- Free food
- Office transport
- Insurance
- Vehicle facility
- Tax benefits
Not all teams have the same work-life balance; it totally depends on which team and location you work.
At times, there are too many management changes.
Avoid so many spontaneous changes.
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They mailed everyone in my college. I applied and received a HackerRank test, where I had to solve one coding question correctly. I was selected for further interviews. There were five rounds: three technical, one managerial, and one HR. They asked
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Devops Engineer
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaMarch 1, 2025During my technical interview, the interviewer kept drilling into unnecessary details about Python, Docker, Kubernetes, Git, and Linux—seeking depths of knowledge that seemed excessive for the actual role requirements.
Quality Assurance Engineer
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaFebruary 1, 2015They mailed everyone in my college. I applied and received a HackerRank test, where I had to solve one coding question correctly. I was selected for further interviews. There were five rounds: three technical, one managerial, and one HR. They asked
