Work-life balance here is quite good. Work is chill.
There is no return opportunity for interns.
First interview, HR asks your favorite language and asks corresponding questions. I chose Java, so some typical Java questions were asked, then some behavioral questions such as your weakness, your strength, and so on. Second on-site interview (a we
1. Arch Round: Tech questions, resume digging, which is highly dependent on your CV. They would ask about every aspect of your resume. 2. Manager Round: BQ-related questions: Why SAP? What do you know about SAP?
The interview is easy. They looked at your resume and asked you about your experience and which languages you have used. There was also a section on personal skills and basic test knowledge.
First interview, HR asks your favorite language and asks corresponding questions. I chose Java, so some typical Java questions were asked, then some behavioral questions such as your weakness, your strength, and so on. Second on-site interview (a we
1. Arch Round: Tech questions, resume digging, which is highly dependent on your CV. They would ask about every aspect of your resume. 2. Manager Round: BQ-related questions: Why SAP? What do you know about SAP?
The interview is easy. They looked at your resume and asked you about your experience and which languages you have used. There was also a section on personal skills and basic test knowledge.