Really nice place to work for. The atmosphere is relaxed. The more you work, the more bonuses you get (like a company car, etc.). They provide you with equipment of your choice. Free lunches, and a lot of new projects are coming up.
You have to push yourself and explore internal opportunities to keep your personal development going. Due to the relaxed environment, you need to keep an eye on your skills in order not to get rusty. Also, career progression can be somewhat slow unless you take care of it yourself.
Four back-to-back technical interviews. Relatively easy (in comparison with Google). There were in-depth questions about my understanding of the language. There was no system design or low-level design, however, one question involved REST API desig
General questions about the CV and previous activities. The interview was professional overall. No unpleasant or inappropriate questions were asked. SAP sometimes takes longer, sometimes shorter for applications. This seems to depend heavily on the
I received a referral from a friend. They asked me for an interview a couple of days later. I had one Skype interview, which was both technical and behavioral. I received the offer on the same day.
Four back-to-back technical interviews. Relatively easy (in comparison with Google). There were in-depth questions about my understanding of the language. There was no system design or low-level design, however, one question involved REST API desig
General questions about the CV and previous activities. The interview was professional overall. No unpleasant or inappropriate questions were asked. SAP sometimes takes longer, sometimes shorter for applications. This seems to depend heavily on the
I received a referral from a friend. They asked me for an interview a couple of days later. I had one Skype interview, which was both technical and behavioral. I received the offer on the same day.