SAP is a very good company for those starting a career (e.g., just left university). The managers and colleagues really help you and create a positive environment for growing and developing yourself technically. The entry-level salary is compatible with what the market pays.
Unfortunately, as the years pass by, you start to see that the remuneration does not keep up with the amount of responsibility they give you. Soon, the balance of how much you do and how much you get is way off.
1 Written test 2 Technical Rounds with Hiring Managers 1 HR
The interview process was straightforward. I received a call from HR to set up a virtual onsite. The only problem is it's been more than a month, and I still haven't received the results. I felt I did well in all the rounds. I followed up, but they
Pretty smooth. I applied through the job portal, and HR contacted me. This was followed by: * Two technical rounds * A manager round * An HR round Questions were based on previous experience and also included some puzzles.
1 Written test 2 Technical Rounds with Hiring Managers 1 HR
The interview process was straightforward. I received a call from HR to set up a virtual onsite. The only problem is it's been more than a month, and I still haven't received the results. I felt I did well in all the rounds. I followed up, but they
Pretty smooth. I applied through the job portal, and HR contacted me. This was followed by: * Two technical rounds * A manager round * An HR round Questions were based on previous experience and also included some puzzles.