SAP: Great place to work
No cons because SAP is the best place to work.
I had a written online test consisting of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). It had three major sections and was time-bound: * **General Aptitude:** Approximately 1 minute per question. This section was tough. * **Advance Computer Skills (C, C++
Five rounds of coding interviews. Started with the basics of OOP concepts, then progressed to graphs and trees, finally ending in dynamic programming problems. Was also asked questions about fundamental system design.
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
I had a written online test consisting of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). It had three major sections and was time-bound: * **General Aptitude:** Approximately 1 minute per question. This section was tough. * **Advance Computer Skills (C, C++
Five rounds of coding interviews. Started with the basics of OOP concepts, then progressed to graphs and trees, finally ending in dynamic programming problems. Was also asked questions about fundamental system design.
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