Has a good work-life balance.
Nothing noteworthy in the cons.
None
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 round: Coding questions, mainly on arrays and linked lists. 2nd round: Tell me about yourself, normal DSA concepts, OOPs, and DBMS. 3rd round: DBMS and projects. HR round: Easy. Why do you want to join Sap? Where do you want to see yourself in t
Worst interview. The manager herself doesn't know anything and expects others to write full-stack library management code in a 30-minute interview. It would have been good if she discussed the design approach or asked me to draw and hold. Very poor
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 round: Coding questions, mainly on arrays and linked lists. 2nd round: Tell me about yourself, normal DSA concepts, OOPs, and DBMS. 3rd round: DBMS and projects. HR round: Easy. Why do you want to join Sap? Where do you want to see yourself in t
Worst interview. The manager herself doesn't know anything and expects others to write full-stack library management code in a 30-minute interview. It would have been good if she discussed the design approach or asked me to draw and hold. Very poor