Good benefits, reasonable work/life balance.
Bureaucracy. Minimal annual raises. Clings to weird, outdated technologies, i.e., ABAP and Netweaver.
It's a shame that Vishal Sikka's vision to bring SAP's software development into the 21st century left with him.
The interview was easier than I thought it would be. **First Round:** A one-hour-long, healthy discussion. They asked about the current project in detail, from architecture to the technology being used and the release/deployment process. For exampl
Very good and on time. Two people who hadn't read your resume very well, but in general, just an ok interview. I thought it would be a two-way interview, but they came in with a bunch of questions which jumped right into it, without any warm-up con
After 8 years of work experience with SAP Partner Companies, when I applied for a job in the SAP Labs Job Portal, my college was not listed among the specific list of colleges.
The interview was easier than I thought it would be. **First Round:** A one-hour-long, healthy discussion. They asked about the current project in detail, from architecture to the technology being used and the release/deployment process. For exampl
Very good and on time. Two people who hadn't read your resume very well, but in general, just an ok interview. I thought it would be a two-way interview, but they came in with a bunch of questions which jumped right into it, without any warm-up con
After 8 years of work experience with SAP Partner Companies, when I applied for a job in the SAP Labs Job Portal, my college was not listed among the specific list of colleges.