Very good work culture, immense opportunities. Innovation-centric. A good company to be with.
Nothing that I have seen in the last 4 years of being in SAP, other than less salary.
It was good. I was asked OOP in depth. I had two rounds of technical interviews before rejection. As I was working on a Java-based project, I was asked Java in depth.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * The first two are technical, and the last is HR. * Technical round 1 is very tough; you need to be good in Java technical skills. * The second technical round is more managerial and technical.
There was a written programming round. I was called for the next round after a week. Then there was a 1:1 technical round with basic object-oriented questions. Following that, there were three technical rounds and an HR interview, which comprised a w
It was good. I was asked OOP in depth. I had two rounds of technical interviews before rejection. As I was working on a Java-based project, I was asked Java in depth.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * The first two are technical, and the last is HR. * Technical round 1 is very tough; you need to be good in Java technical skills. * The second technical round is more managerial and technical.
There was a written programming round. I was called for the next round after a week. Then there was a 1:1 technical round with basic object-oriented questions. Following that, there were three technical rounds and an HR interview, which comprised a w