SAP is a great place to work at for those that enjoy working in a technology-driven company. The overall company culture is also nothing but great as well.
Sometimes work can move slow.
I've applied through campus placements. 3 rounds - Online Assessment, Technical Interview -1, Technical Interview-2 (includes HR). In Online Assessment, they asked 2 coding questions. Easy-medium level questions. Executed 2 coding questions, got shor
The job interview proceeded quite normally. After submitting my application, I was invited for an interview. I was also asked some questions about SAP itself. I would recommend everyone to inform themselves sufficiently about SAP before the job int
The interview was very brief. The interviewer deep-dived into Spring Boot theoretical questions. There were no data structure or problem-solving questions, and a 'no hire' verdict was given in 5 minutes.
I've applied through campus placements. 3 rounds - Online Assessment, Technical Interview -1, Technical Interview-2 (includes HR). In Online Assessment, they asked 2 coding questions. Easy-medium level questions. Executed 2 coding questions, got shor
The job interview proceeded quite normally. After submitting my application, I was invited for an interview. I was also asked some questions about SAP itself. I would recommend everyone to inform themselves sufficiently about SAP before the job int
The interview was very brief. The interviewer deep-dived into Spring Boot theoretical questions. There were no data structure or problem-solving questions, and a 'no hire' verdict was given in 5 minutes.