People are friendly there and could have a work-life balance.
No cons to SAP when I was there.
The whole process is just okay. Unfortunately, they chose the cheapest guy after four rounds of interviews. I received the call from a developer and took it on the next day. Then I was required to take interviews onsite. I took three rounds for the w
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
The interview process involves stranded programming puzzles. I have only gone through the initial round, which involved a team call. During this call, I was asked to answer two programming puzzles. I solved most of them but was ultimately rejected.
The whole process is just okay. Unfortunately, they chose the cheapest guy after four rounds of interviews. I received the call from a developer and took it on the next day. Then I was required to take interviews onsite. I took three rounds for the w
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
The interview process involves stranded programming puzzles. I have only gone through the initial round, which involved a team call. During this call, I was asked to answer two programming puzzles. I solved most of them but was ultimately rejected.