Moral ethics in business. SAP values. Work and life balance. Benefits and package. Flexible timings. Market leader and innovative. Overall good if you get a better work to do there.
Slow, bad middle management, resistant to change.
Not enough done to grow ABAP developers and ecosystem outside the company. Hiring more than required and keeping employees idle.
I'm not intelligent enough to give advice or feedback on the leadership, as there have been a lot of organizational changes at SAP in the last few years.
I think a young and dynamic leader, who is willing to bet, will take this company far ahead of where it is.
I was supposed to have 5 rounds of interviews: * 3 Technical * 1 Managerial * 1 HR Technical Round 1 was good. The interviewer had significant work experience. She was polite and calm. After a brief introduction, she went straight into my cur
Relaxed process. Interviewers were easy to interact with. Stringent with programming language; candidates needed to code in the same language as the job description. * Resume discussion and Data Structures question in the first round. * Data St
My interview lasted for only around 30 minutes. I was asked to write code for prime numbers, reversing a string, and other simple programs that I do not recall now. I was also asked the difference between C and C++. It was a very pleasant interview e
I was supposed to have 5 rounds of interviews: * 3 Technical * 1 Managerial * 1 HR Technical Round 1 was good. The interviewer had significant work experience. She was polite and calm. After a brief introduction, she went straight into my cur
Relaxed process. Interviewers were easy to interact with. Stringent with programming language; candidates needed to code in the same language as the job description. * Resume discussion and Data Structures question in the first round. * Data St
My interview lasted for only around 30 minutes. I was asked to write code for prime numbers, reversing a string, and other simple programs that I do not recall now. I was also asked the difference between C and C++. It was a very pleasant interview e