A great program that lets new grads find out their true passion in technology. With a CS degree, you can explore in dev, QA, design, and PM roles.
One year, four rotations.
Best benefits are meeting so many people in different teams, work/life balance, and a trip to Germany. Highly recommended, even if the salary is not as good as FB or Google in Silicon Valley. Moreover, there are lots of training resources available for you in between rotations.
There is always a chance that a team you like doesn't have headcounts due to organizational changes. Even if they say they have headcounts, this can happen because they need your free work in their teams.
Care less about being on time and look at performance.
I conducted a pleasant phone interview with the SAP HR recruiter. We went over many of the job topics, including: * The position * Salary range * Technology background * Fit for the role based at the Palo Alto campus in Silicon Valley, California.
I applied online. I received an email from a recruiter stating that my resume had been reviewed and a team was interested in interviewing me. After providing my availabilities, I had a phone call with the team's manager. He began by describing the
HR chat, followed by a phone interview with basic computer science questions. After that, they will fly you to the Palo Alto office for an on-site interview. The total interview process includes 5 rounds: 3 rounds of technical questions, 1 round with
I conducted a pleasant phone interview with the SAP HR recruiter. We went over many of the job topics, including: * The position * Salary range * Technology background * Fit for the role based at the Palo Alto campus in Silicon Valley, California.
I applied online. I received an email from a recruiter stating that my resume had been reviewed and a team was interested in interviewing me. After providing my availabilities, I had a phone call with the team's manager. He began by describing the
HR chat, followed by a phone interview with basic computer science questions. After that, they will fly you to the Palo Alto office for an on-site interview. The total interview process includes 5 rounds: 3 rounds of technical questions, 1 round with