Life at SAP is relaxed, and people let you explore different areas. It is a very big company with multiple products. The management understands employee needs and helps them in that matter.
Maybe for some, the pay is lesser in comparison to some other competitor companies, but still, the working atmosphere is just a delight, and you can have a work-life balance.
They hear you and they are generally easy to reach.
30 min interview, was fairly typical, asking me easy-going questions about projects I have been on, and towards the end SQL and object-oriented questions, mostly not too advanced stuff.
First round: DBMS, networking, SQL queries. Second round: Tree and graph DSA questions (hard level), SQL queries, Git. Asked a hard-level question related to depth-wise traversal.
Given a 30-minute written test before the interview. Questions covered: * Database knowledge (DB design and keys) * Object-oriented programming * Reversing a linked list * Finding a substring within a string.
30 min interview, was fairly typical, asking me easy-going questions about projects I have been on, and towards the end SQL and object-oriented questions, mostly not too advanced stuff.
First round: DBMS, networking, SQL queries. Second round: Tree and graph DSA questions (hard level), SQL queries, Git. Asked a hard-level question related to depth-wise traversal.
Given a 30-minute written test before the interview. Questions covered: * Database knowledge (DB design and keys) * Object-oriented programming * Reversing a linked list * Finding a substring within a string.