A very good place with good perks and great benefits. I can say SAP is like a "free country." You get free food, free coffee, tea, free snacks, a free library, free learning materials, and free subscriptions for online learning platforms like Pluralsight and Lynda, etc.
Nothing much to say. One thing is the place is too far from the central location of the city, and it takes at least two hours to commute even if you are staying somewhere nearby.
Implement better transportation means.
It started online, then moved to an in-person format at their Bangalore campus. There were many candidates for multiple positions, and it was a great experience. The process typically involved 3-4 rounds of interviews, usually completed on the same d
Applied on the SAP career portal. Received an email after a week to attend a voluntary online assessment with a 7-day deadline. It consisted of 3 coding questions to be submitted within 24 hours of starting the assessment. I could solve 2 out of 3
There were 5 rounds of interviews in total. * Round 1: Talent Acquisition team over phone * Round 2: Hiring Manager and technical expert * Round 3: Senior Leadership * Round 4: Cross LoB * Round 4: HR Manager The interview focused on my p
It started online, then moved to an in-person format at their Bangalore campus. There were many candidates for multiple positions, and it was a great experience. The process typically involved 3-4 rounds of interviews, usually completed on the same d
Applied on the SAP career portal. Received an email after a week to attend a voluntary online assessment with a 7-day deadline. It consisted of 3 coding questions to be submitted within 24 hours of starting the assessment. I could solve 2 out of 3
There were 5 rounds of interviews in total. * Round 1: Talent Acquisition team over phone * Round 2: Hiring Manager and technical expert * Round 3: Senior Leadership * Round 4: Cross LoB * Round 4: HR Manager The interview focused on my p