Lots of opportunities. Great place to work. Employee centric. Equal opportunities. Latest technologies are being used. Lots of mediums such as dKom, TechEd, etc. are provided for showcasing one's talents and understanding the overall SAP strategy for all its products. Lots of challenging work. Truly cares for its employees.
I don't see any downside of working with SAP.
There were 4 rounds. The first was an online test with basic programming skill questions. The second round was a face-to-face interview focusing on data structure questions. The third round covered architecture, and the fourth was an HR interview.
The interviews are pretty straightforward, testing you on the programming language aspects of the language you have been working on. They might even move towards design patterns, with MVC being a hot favorite. Database concepts are also tested, aski
The first round is technical, where questions will be based on coding puzzles and algorithm design. The second round is the manager round. You will be asked to do database/class design for the problem and assess problem-solving skills. The HR round
There were 4 rounds. The first was an online test with basic programming skill questions. The second round was a face-to-face interview focusing on data structure questions. The third round covered architecture, and the fourth was an HR interview.
The interviews are pretty straightforward, testing you on the programming language aspects of the language you have been working on. They might even move towards design patterns, with MVC being a hot favorite. Database concepts are also tested, aski
The first round is technical, where questions will be based on coding puzzles and algorithm design. The second round is the manager round. You will be asked to do database/class design for the problem and assess problem-solving skills. The HR round