I love working at SAP; the people are awesome, and you always get to meet new people.
Working in an open space is one of the benefits. You always get to learn new things, and they always provide opportunities to learn about new technologies.
I can't think of cons, but if so, the food isn't that good.
And a tiny breakfast in the morning wouldn't harm :)
I got several interviews with HR, Management, and a Senior Developer. The whole process took me 5 months. I received offers from different companies, but here in Bulgaria, SAP and VMware are maybe the best places to work in this area.
There were two interviews, focusing on behavioral questions. The interviewers consisted of an older gentleman and a younger man. They asked numerous questions about Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). It seemed they valued candidates who had prior
It was a campus drive. First, they conducted an aptitude test, which consisted of 25 aptitude questions and 2 coding questions. The first coding question was to write an easy function, and the second was to write a program of moderate difficulty. The
I got several interviews with HR, Management, and a Senior Developer. The whole process took me 5 months. I received offers from different companies, but here in Bulgaria, SAP and VMware are maybe the best places to work in this area.
There were two interviews, focusing on behavioral questions. The interviewers consisted of an older gentleman and a younger man. They asked numerous questions about Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). It seemed they valued candidates who had prior
It was a campus drive. First, they conducted an aptitude test, which consisted of 25 aptitude questions and 2 coding questions. The first coding question was to write an easy function, and the second was to write a program of moderate difficulty. The