SAP is a great company to work for.
Nothing but good things to report on SAP.
Call from Recruiter and two onsite interviews. First was behavioral (went well, great managers, had a positive outlook), and the second was technical. One of the interviewers asked basic questions and was constantly checking my answers online, goog
It took me two weeks to get hired. First, I had a phone interview. After three days, I was asked to go for a technical written exam at their office. Following that, I had a two-hour on-site, face-to-face technical interview.
Standard OOP questions. Questions relate to Java Spring and dependency injection. There was a coding question. Overall, the interview process was standard for tech companies. You just need to be yourself, and if you are stuck, the interviewer will
Call from Recruiter and two onsite interviews. First was behavioral (went well, great managers, had a positive outlook), and the second was technical. One of the interviewers asked basic questions and was constantly checking my answers online, goog
It took me two weeks to get hired. First, I had a phone interview. After three days, I was asked to go for a technical written exam at their office. Following that, I had a two-hour on-site, face-to-face technical interview.
Standard OOP questions. Questions relate to Java Spring and dependency injection. There was a coding question. Overall, the interview process was standard for tech companies. You just need to be yourself, and if you are stuck, the interviewer will