Politics slow down movement. Lots of tiered management. They send people managers to technical conferences and training courses with the intent that they return and teach the technical staff, which rarely works well. Just a job to most developers (this isn't necessarily a bad thing for most; I'm a passionate person who thinks about the stuff we are building all the time and find it a bit demotivating when none of my colleagues want to talk about it).
Waited 3 weeks and received an email, then arranged an interview with recruiters. Then I had a panel interview which took one hour. The questions were fair and project-focused. There were 3 people in the panel interview. They also asked situational
Interviewed by a developer and a product manager. The first half was all behavioral, asking about your job experience on your resume. They picked a project and wanted you to explain how it was architected. The second half was technical questions.
I received an email from SAP HR informing me that I had been selected to attend a 2-hour on-site technical interview. The following week, I received another email asking me to attend the next day. On the day, I met two Senior Developers on the team
Waited 3 weeks and received an email, then arranged an interview with recruiters. Then I had a panel interview which took one hour. The questions were fair and project-focused. There were 3 people in the panel interview. They also asked situational
Interviewed by a developer and a product manager. The first half was all behavioral, asking about your job experience on your resume. They picked a project and wanted you to explain how it was architected. The second half was technical questions.
I received an email from SAP HR informing me that I had been selected to attend a 2-hour on-site technical interview. The following week, I received another email asking me to attend the next day. On the day, I met two Senior Developers on the team