I love working at SAP. As a place, I feel respected as a human being, with relative freedom to improve in different career and innovation directions. I feel I am secure.
In any big corporation with so much responsibility, the hardest part is about compliance, and the feeling that it’s not fast enough. With SAP, it isn’t different.
Keep up the good job!
The interview process took about 2 weeks. First, the technical round was a Skype meeting with 2 junior developers. They gave a brief introduction about themselves, followed by me and my overall work experience. Next, there was an online assessment
The first interview covered technical questions, a coding task, and several basic machine learning questions. The second interview was onsite, with one session with a data scientist and another with the manager. In total, it took one and a half hour
I received an interview invitation for the working student position to support as a Quality Analyst. The questions focused on how I would test a specific product and more about the software development life cycle. It was one of the best interviews
The interview process took about 2 weeks. First, the technical round was a Skype meeting with 2 junior developers. They gave a brief introduction about themselves, followed by me and my overall work experience. Next, there was an online assessment
The first interview covered technical questions, a coding task, and several basic machine learning questions. The second interview was onsite, with one session with a data scientist and another with the manager. In total, it took one and a half hour
I received an interview invitation for the working student position to support as a Quality Analyst. The questions focused on how I would test a specific product and more about the software development life cycle. It was one of the best interviews