Good work/life balance, some interesting projects, and many benefits and perks.
Huge company, not enough transparency, frequent management changes, not that many opportunities for growth.
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.
The first round consisted of coding and technical MCQs. If you are lucky, you might get a simple programming question. There were two technical rounds and one HR round. My friends were asked to write only simple code, like insertion in a linked lis
Fairly straightforward. 1. Coding challenge 2. Interview with manager + team (4 people) Questions were mainly based around the resume and the projects that I worked on. It wasn't hard, but they did go into lots of detail on the tech I used.
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.
The first round consisted of coding and technical MCQs. If you are lucky, you might get a simple programming question. There were two technical rounds and one HR round. My friends were asked to write only simple code, like insertion in a linked lis
Fairly straightforward. 1. Coding challenge 2. Interview with manager + team (4 people) Questions were mainly based around the resume and the projects that I worked on. It wasn't hard, but they did go into lots of detail on the tech I used.