Perfect work and life balance. Experienced teammates.
Becomes monotonous from some point.
SAP Labs visited my college. There were 4 rounds: 1. MCQ and programming. 2. Personal interview - mostly managerial-related questions. 3. Personal interview - Technical questions related to C, C++, SDLC, Software Testing, etc. 4. Telephonic round -
The first half of the interview focused on soft skills, and the latter half was on tech skills. This mostly involved pseudo-code on a whiteboard, where I was asked to explain Big O notation and time complexity.
Pretty standard. I asked some questions, and the interviewer was very nice and patient. While I really wanted it to be over, it did take a while. However, in the end, it was over, I accepted the offer, and that was great.
SAP Labs visited my college. There were 4 rounds: 1. MCQ and programming. 2. Personal interview - mostly managerial-related questions. 3. Personal interview - Technical questions related to C, C++, SDLC, Software Testing, etc. 4. Telephonic round -
The first half of the interview focused on soft skills, and the latter half was on tech skills. This mostly involved pseudo-code on a whiteboard, where I was asked to explain Big O notation and time complexity.
Pretty standard. I asked some questions, and the interviewer was very nice and patient. While I really wanted it to be over, it did take a while. However, in the end, it was over, I accepted the offer, and that was great.