Working at SAP is a great chance to learn and grow. It is a stable job, and there is room to build a career here. Management is encouraging.
You won't often be surprised or swept off your feet by something cool.
I often felt the key to growth in SAP is by networking and knowing people rather than technical accomplishments, which are forgotten like yesterday's news.
Your incentive system hones your developer body. While there is an impetus to innovate, I always felt the company was slow in pushing ideas to implementation.
Easy/medium LeetCode problems. The interview process was smooth. The focus is more on how you approach the problem rather than a specific language. There were a total of 3 rounds: * Two coding rounds * One managerial round
There were two F2F rounds. The first was just a check of the subject's aptitude, while the second was thorough. It was a well-designed process. The interviewer first finalized the topic of discussion, and then questions were asked. So, it's better to
1 Online Test 2 Technical Rounds 1 HR The Online Test consisted of Quants, Logical, and a coding round. The Technical Tests were focused on Databases and Cloud. A good knowledge of OOPS concepts is required. Being good at Java will take you a long w
Easy/medium LeetCode problems. The interview process was smooth. The focus is more on how you approach the problem rather than a specific language. There were a total of 3 rounds: * Two coding rounds * One managerial round
There were two F2F rounds. The first was just a check of the subject's aptitude, while the second was thorough. It was a well-designed process. The interviewer first finalized the topic of discussion, and then questions were asked. So, it's better to
1 Online Test 2 Technical Rounds 1 HR The Online Test consisted of Quants, Logical, and a coding round. The Technical Tests were focused on Databases and Cloud. A good knowledge of OOPS concepts is required. Being good at Java will take you a long w