Hi Everyone,
As I have wrapped up my summer internship at SAP Labs, I would like to take this moment to express my gratitude towards the entire team of SAP Labs for providing me with an invaluable and enriching experience.
Heartfelt gratitude towards my manager Rohan Bhavsar, my mentor Varun Kurella, and the entire Integration team, for all the support and guidance that I received since my onboarding. I felt privileged to have the opportunity to work with and learn from my mentor every day, who has been greatly supportive and has patiently handled all my queries.
I would also like to extend my gratitude towards the HR team for a smooth onboarding process and for organizing various sessions and events for us that were fun to attend and provided great insight into career and personality development.
The past two months, in a truly positive and compassionate learning environment, have taught me invaluable lessons that will undoubtedly spark my career for many years to come. Apart from technical takeaways, this opportunity enhanced my self-belief, ability to embrace failure, and taught me the importance of staying positive.
Starting from no knowledge of working in a corporation to gaining a new sense of professionalism and a clearer view of the corporate world was what my internship journey was all about!
Absolutely nothing! My internship experience was invaluable and enriching!
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60-minute interview: - 20 minutes for behavioral questions (e.g., "Tell me about yourself," "How do you deal with conflicts?") - Remaining time for Java code review, SQL, and two LeetCode questions (e.g., anagrams, binary search).
There were 4 rounds. The written test consisted of: * 2 programming questions * 10 MCQs based on OOPs and general Java/C# questions. The second round was a Technical-1, where I was asked about my projects and had to solve a question by discussi
The interview consisted of 20 minutes of behavioral questions, followed by 25 minutes for a coding question. These were just normal behavioral questions. The single coding question was from LeetCode and involved merging intervals. The interviewer wa
60-minute interview: - 20 minutes for behavioral questions (e.g., "Tell me about yourself," "How do you deal with conflicts?") - Remaining time for Java code review, SQL, and two LeetCode questions (e.g., anagrams, binary search).