Good work atmosphere. No entry-exit times. Good work-life balance. Everyone outside tells you that they also want to work at SAP someday.
Very socialistic. After high performance for so many years, I am paid almost equally to average performers. If you kill the incentive to perform well, you automatically produce more non-performers. Why can't you, HR and managers, understand?
Every salary cycle, I am told, "We will fix your salary next year."
They have some stupid compa ratio according to which I was paid low last year. Now I have moved to mid-level pay according to my band and experience, even after a minimal hike. Quite funny.
Freshers from college and people with 3-5 years of experience have very little salary difference.
Some stupid bonus calculation resulted in everyone getting their bonus reduced to 83.4%. The co-CEOs had a 40% hike last year; they wouldn't have realized this cut.
Low hikes are given because attrition is low.
Stop trying to fool employees.
Follow the SAP Passions.
Pay the top performers better.
Easy process, not so hard to crack. Easy DSA questions for the two-round technical interview, followed by HR and manager rounds. Just basic topics like arrays and linked lists can help you get through the process.
It was as easy as it is. The easiest interview I have attended so far.
There were three interviews: two technical rounds and one manager round. The technical rounds were quite detailed, covering topics from basics to design patterns and a detailed analysis of work experience. The people were quite friendly during the in
Easy process, not so hard to crack. Easy DSA questions for the two-round technical interview, followed by HR and manager rounds. Just basic topics like arrays and linked lists can help you get through the process.
It was as easy as it is. The easiest interview I have attended so far.
There were three interviews: two technical rounds and one manager round. The technical rounds were quite detailed, covering topics from basics to design patterns and a detailed analysis of work experience. The people were quite friendly during the in