SAP builds a really inclusive and employee-focused community.
There are plenty of learning opportunities, and you can feel that they really care about your personal growth.
As a software developer, there is not a lot of pressure. This could be good or bad, depending on the individual.
If you are looking for a steady-paced and inclusive working environment, SAP is the right place for you.
Initial screening then two rounds on a Teams call, one with team member for 30 minutes and final round with hiring manager for 20 minutes. Discuss position requirements and talk about my experience.
The in-person interview lasted about 45 minutes. Honestly, it was not easy, but also not the worst. However, I would say they provided the interview information very last minute (around 30 minutes before). I was only told to go to the building wit
The admission process took three different steps: * An offline coding challenge * A live interview screening * A final live interview with a whiteboard challenge, involving Big O algorithm runtime optimization.
Initial screening then two rounds on a Teams call, one with team member for 30 minutes and final round with hiring manager for 20 minutes. Discuss position requirements and talk about my experience.
The in-person interview lasted about 45 minutes. Honestly, it was not easy, but also not the worst. However, I would say they provided the interview information very last minute (around 30 minutes before). I was only told to go to the building wit
The admission process took three different steps: * An offline coding challenge * A live interview screening * A final live interview with a whiteboard challenge, involving Big O algorithm runtime optimization.