Great Pay, Benefits, and Culture.
There are really no cons with SAP.
I was asked in detail about the projects I have done, as well as for unexpected knowledge of recent technologies. There were many questions to test the actual understanding of a language. Some technical coding questions followed.
Primarily a technical interview. There were some Leetcode-style questions (easies) that used arrays, strings, and stacks. There was an emphasis on writing test code as well. Also conceptual questions related to Java and describing what your typical t
Great, friendly people. They asked mainly about your resume, past projects, and finally, technical questions. Know your resume completely, including any BS you threw in there. Technical questions were pretty standard. As long as you remember your
I was asked in detail about the projects I have done, as well as for unexpected knowledge of recent technologies. There were many questions to test the actual understanding of a language. Some technical coding questions followed.
Primarily a technical interview. There were some Leetcode-style questions (easies) that used arrays, strings, and stacks. There was an emphasis on writing test code as well. Also conceptual questions related to Java and describing what your typical t
Great, friendly people. They asked mainly about your resume, past projects, and finally, technical questions. Know your resume completely, including any BS you threw in there. Technical questions were pretty standard. As long as you remember your