Best Company to work for in India
I don't feel any downsides in SAP.
NOTHING
Initially, I was asked to introduce myself. Then, he proceeded to ask me a bit about my resume and projects. I was asked to go in-depth into one of the projects and explain its workings and answer some questions about it. For my expense categorizati
I had a coding challenge. It was not too difficult, but not too easy either. There were 3 questions and 60 minutes to solve them. I didn't get called even after solving all 3 questions. Make sure you get all the test cases right; I didn't.
The process is very simple. I think that they want to hire good university graduates. The process is as follows: 1. Resume screening 2. Onsite interview 3. HR interview 4. Offer and negotiation I got an offer! :)
Initially, I was asked to introduce myself. Then, he proceeded to ask me a bit about my resume and projects. I was asked to go in-depth into one of the projects and explain its workings and answer some questions about it. For my expense categorizati
I had a coding challenge. It was not too difficult, but not too easy either. There were 3 questions and 60 minutes to solve them. I didn't get called even after solving all 3 questions. Make sure you get all the test cases right; I didn't.
The process is very simple. I think that they want to hire good university graduates. The process is as follows: 1. Resume screening 2. Onsite interview 3. HR interview 4. Offer and negotiation I got an offer! :)