We might feel that the pay is a little lesser than the outside market, but it's a fantastic company to be in.
May be a project sometimes, depending on what product you get into.
Don’t ever think to deplete the quality and standards in any way.
The software developer interview at SAP Germany is pretty straightforward. It typically begins with an interview with the hiring manager. This is followed by an interview with the team, where they might ask about basic programming-related questions
Initial chat with the recruiter, followed by a technical interview with the VP and hiring manager. This was a few years ago. No interviews with the team. The interview covered: * Review of the CV and most recent project * High-level questions on
It's hard. We need to know at least one extra language. We need to be doing college. There are so many candidates. We met the workspace, and the interviewer spoke some good things about SAP.
The software developer interview at SAP Germany is pretty straightforward. It typically begins with an interview with the hiring manager. This is followed by an interview with the team, where they might ask about basic programming-related questions
Initial chat with the recruiter, followed by a technical interview with the VP and hiring manager. This was a few years ago. No interviews with the team. The interview covered: * Review of the CV and most recent project * High-level questions on
It's hard. We need to know at least one extra language. We need to be doing college. There are so many candidates. We met the workspace, and the interviewer spoke some good things about SAP.