You are not going to get fired.
Your career is going nowhere with SAP.
It is a good place to start if you have no experience at all, and it is also a good place to end up if you are looking towards retiring and are not searching for excitement.
In any other case, this is not for you.
Get it together!
English conversation (evaluating my English level, by phone - a 30-minute call) and interview with a manager (manager and architect evaluating my previous experiences and my technical skills with quick tests). This was 1 hour long.
Two rounds of technical interviews, heavy on DS/Algo, database querying and design, Java programming, and object-oriented design. One managerial/director round, which was also very technical. The director was very sharp and understood the depths of
I was asked to explain the work I had done in my previous job that was related to the position. The interview also involved a code review question and a coding question.
English conversation (evaluating my English level, by phone - a 30-minute call) and interview with a manager (manager and architect evaluating my previous experiences and my technical skills with quick tests). This was 1 hour long.
Two rounds of technical interviews, heavy on DS/Algo, database querying and design, Java programming, and object-oriented design. One managerial/director round, which was also very technical. The director was very sharp and understood the depths of
I was asked to explain the work I had done in my previous job that was related to the position. The interview also involved a code review question and a coding question.