Pay was lower than the industry standard (around 2019), but the benefits were great.
Awesome PTO, health benefits, and work-life balance were great.
I ended up switching industries and falling into another line of work, and I miss SAP constantly. Looking back, the benefits generally outweighed the cons.
The code was a mess. Communication between teams was a bit disorganized, but that’s a bit expected with companies so large.
Promotions were based on tenure and not how successful you were at your job.
Diversity wasn’t great. I won’t go into it more, but the dev team could afford to see a bit more variety with who they hire.
Don’t base a developer’s productivity on lines of code.
Offer clear paths to promotion and don’t just base it off of tenure.
Ask general questions. Ask about my resume and my background; avoid technical questions. Just be prepared to answer all items on your resume. There were three people in the interview session.
It was a college placement. Firstly, I gave an online test. After some days, I got an interview call letter. Interview process: * 2 Technical round interviews * 1 HR round interview Technical rounds were good. Interviewers were asking basic concep
The first stage of the interview was an online test on HackerRank. I had to solve three questions on string manipulation and data structures in 90 minutes. The next stage was an onsite panel interview. One hour was spent with two developers, where
Ask general questions. Ask about my resume and my background; avoid technical questions. Just be prepared to answer all items on your resume. There were three people in the interview session.
It was a college placement. Firstly, I gave an online test. After some days, I got an interview call letter. Interview process: * 2 Technical round interviews * 1 HR round interview Technical rounds were good. Interviewers were asking basic concep
The first stage of the interview was an online test on HackerRank. I had to solve three questions on string manipulation and data structures in 90 minutes. The next stage was an onsite panel interview. One hour was spent with two developers, where