SAP is indeed a great place to work. It does not differentiate on the location it operates from - a truly global company. Once you are in SAP, it is difficult to leave since you may not find another place providing all such employee benefits.
The only side-effect for people wanting to switch (for those in tech roles) could be a programming language barrier, as SAP still uses ABAP as the core language. However, the ABAP language and its internal support are good.
Openness to remote jobs
The process begins with a written test, which consists of aptitude and technical questions. This is followed by 1-2 technical rounds of interviews. Finally, a management interview is conducted.
It was a one-on-one discussion on SAP Labs premises in Gurgaon. The interviewer was in Bangalore (I think), and the discussion was held over Skype. Although the position was for Automation, I received no questions about Automation during the one-hou
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
The process begins with a written test, which consists of aptitude and technical questions. This is followed by 1-2 technical rounds of interviews. Finally, a management interview is conducted.
It was a one-on-one discussion on SAP Labs premises in Gurgaon. The interviewer was in Bangalore (I think), and the discussion was held over Skype. Although the position was for Automation, I received no questions about Automation during the one-hou
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