People, atmosphere, work-life balance, education
I don't see any cons except the salaries.
The interview process at SAP typically follows a structured and professional approach, especially for internships, graduate programs, or full-time roles. It can vary slightly depending on the location, team, and position.
Smooth and fine, overall it was on an average level with project discussions.
It was a ridiculous interview. One of the interviewers was Polish, and one was Indian. My background was very suitable for the job, as it's already a junior position. The Indian interviewer asked some very silly and difficult questions. The questio
The interview process at SAP typically follows a structured and professional approach, especially for internships, graduate programs, or full-time roles. It can vary slightly depending on the location, team, and position.
Smooth and fine, overall it was on an average level with project discussions.
It was a ridiculous interview. One of the interviewers was Polish, and one was Indian. My background was very suitable for the job, as it's already a junior position. The Indian interviewer asked some very silly and difficult questions. The questio