Very good environment.
Very strong development process maturity.
The employee matters.
Very good benefits (life-balance).
Very good events SAP that you can join.
People are happy.
SAP really wants to grow, and take you with them.
The SAP Labs structure is amazing.
The best company to work for, with an amazing culture and values.
SAP has very strong and motivational "all-hands meetings".
SAP is still growing in cloud technologies, so diversity here is delicate to discuss.
Deployment strategy is totally a mess, but clever if you see from how mature it is, based on how the version matrix is almost infinite.
They have good people management here, but for many times it's too superficial, or it doesn't create a strong bond between the people manager and employee.
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.
It was pretty straightforward. Even though I couldn't get the job, after this interview I entered an intern-level position and was converted into an FTE after one year.
They called me and conducted an interview by phone. Then, we scheduled and completed a technical test. After being approved on the first two stages, we scheduled a final interview.
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.
It was pretty straightforward. Even though I couldn't get the job, after this interview I entered an intern-level position and was converted into an FTE after one year.
They called me and conducted an interview by phone. Then, we scheduled and completed a technical test. After being approved on the first two stages, we scheduled a final interview.