Good 401k matching.
Good place to learn about enterprise software.
Significantly low pay compared to other jobs in the Bay Area. No clear company agenda. Too many managers, which create a huge disconnect. Many managers are unqualified, and upper management only cares about numbers, not results. Trust in management is super low, especially after the huge layoffs in March. The tech stack is old and becoming obsolete. Progress is slow. Unless you’re planning on retiring soon, staying for more than a few years at SAP is career suicide. That’s a reason why many employees have a hard time leaving the company. Those who do end up leaving for MS, Salesforce, Workday, etc.
Be more transparent. Hopefully, that can help in improving the low trust in management that employees have.
Consisted of 4 rounds: * Three technical rounds, all involving coding. These ranged from LeetCode Easy to Medium difficulty, with one round also including front-end coding. * One Human Resources round.
Had two rounds of phone interviews covering basic Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts and testing-related questions. Candidates were asked to devise test cases for the following scenarios: * Reverse a string * Quick sort * Shortest path
The SAP software engineer interview was structured and professional. It began with an online coding test, followed by technical and HR rounds. Interviewers focused on problem-solving, data structures, and teamwork. The atmosphere was friendly yet cha
Consisted of 4 rounds: * Three technical rounds, all involving coding. These ranged from LeetCode Easy to Medium difficulty, with one round also including front-end coding. * One Human Resources round.
Had two rounds of phone interviews covering basic Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts and testing-related questions. Candidates were asked to devise test cases for the following scenarios: * Reverse a string * Quick sort * Shortest path
The SAP software engineer interview was structured and professional. It began with an online coding test, followed by technical and HR rounds. Interviewers focused on problem-solving, data structures, and teamwork. The atmosphere was friendly yet cha