You can have a good work-life balance in this company.
There is no PUA culture.
The tech stack is kinda out of date.
more flatable
They tested my skills online before I was invited to meet the HR person. After that, I met the team before the interview continued with the boss. It was challenging, as I was confronted by various queries, etc.
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 interview process had three rounds. The first round was an online coding test focused on core Java, data structures, and algorithms. The second round was a technical interview where I was asked about Spring Boot, Hibernate, and microservices ar
They tested my skills online before I was invited to meet the HR person. After that, I met the team before the interview continued with the boss. It was challenging, as I was confronted by various queries, etc.
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 interview process had three rounds. The first round was an online coding test focused on core Java, data structures, and algorithms. The second round was a technical interview where I was asked about Spring Boot, Hibernate, and microservices ar