SAP has a very good work-life balance. It has no issues in taking vacations and holidays easily. WFH is also good.
The compensation and benefits are very bad. The salary provided by SAP is very low and not at all competitive in the market.
I was referred by another colleague. The process included a phone screening, followed by several one-on-one on-site sessions. Questions covered basic computer science principles and practical coding problems, with follow-up questions related to sca
Just a chat in Starbucks. The manager was so incompetent that she couldn't ask anything technical. The interview was a joke. I should have realized why the interview was so stupidly easy.
I applied for the position of Java Developer. The full process had around 5-6 rounds: * 3-4 technical rounds * 1 manager-level round * 1 final HR round Most of the time, they finished the entire process within a day. The interview was held on
I was referred by another colleague. The process included a phone screening, followed by several one-on-one on-site sessions. Questions covered basic computer science principles and practical coding problems, with follow-up questions related to sca
Just a chat in Starbucks. The manager was so incompetent that she couldn't ask anything technical. The interview was a joke. I should have realized why the interview was so stupidly easy.
I applied for the position of Java Developer. The full process had around 5-6 rounds: * 3-4 technical rounds * 1 manager-level round * 1 final HR round Most of the time, they finished the entire process within a day. The interview was held on