A big company, a great experience, famous around the world. So, it's good for accumulating experience.
As a big company, the benefits are actually good, and the work environment is great too.
It is hard to get promoted since the company is too big. It's hard to learn in a lot of fields since everyone is focused on their particular area.
The key is to get in touch with recruiters through school job fairs or through other recruiters. If SAP is located in your city, you can be sure that it will be present at the job fairs. Showing up at the booth, having a decent conversation, and in
Mostly technical questions. The interviewers were nice. The technical questions were pretty basic, but they really wanted you to familiarize yourself with object-oriented programming. They asked to write some code on a whiteboard. There were also que
I was accepted for a live interview through an employee referral. There were two interviews, each lasting one hour. The second interview occurred only because I made it through the first. There was a five-minute break in between. The interviewers
The key is to get in touch with recruiters through school job fairs or through other recruiters. If SAP is located in your city, you can be sure that it will be present at the job fairs. Showing up at the booth, having a decent conversation, and in
Mostly technical questions. The interviewers were nice. The technical questions were pretty basic, but they really wanted you to familiarize yourself with object-oriented programming. They asked to write some code on a whiteboard. There were also que
I was accepted for a live interview through an employee referral. There were two interviews, each lasting one hour. The second interview occurred only because I made it through the first. There was a five-minute break in between. The interviewers