Best learning curve I have compared to others. An era from on-premise to cloud to the latest trends speaks about SAP.
All companies will have cons, but here you will find it less.
And nothing, to my knowledge.
I first had a phone interview, and on the next day, I was invited to have the on-site interview at the Palo Alto SAP Lab. Three months later, I received the offer as a Software Developer. It was a lengthy process.
I was asked in detail about the projects I have done, as well as for unexpected knowledge of recent technologies. There were many questions to test the actual understanding of a language. Some technical coding questions followed.
The interview process consisted of two technical interviews, followed by a managerial round. There was a long wait after the management round as the hiring manager was traveling across the US. Once the hiring manager returned, I received the final
I first had a phone interview, and on the next day, I was invited to have the on-site interview at the Palo Alto SAP Lab. Three months later, I received the offer as a Software Developer. It was a lengthy process.
I was asked in detail about the projects I have done, as well as for unexpected knowledge of recent technologies. There were many questions to test the actual understanding of a language. Some technical coding questions followed.
The interview process consisted of two technical interviews, followed by a managerial round. There was a long wait after the management round as the hiring manager was traveling across the US. Once the hiring manager returned, I received the final