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3935 interview stories from candidates at 857 companies: how each round went, what was asked and how it ended. Every company page links to practice questions in the same style.
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- SAP Consultant interview experience: paper DSA and project decisionsSAP · Consultant · Online Assessment · Jul 2026Offer
I began with an online assessment that included an OA and two DSA-focused questions at about a medium LeetCode level. The technical interview then drew from my resume, including choices I had made in earlier projects, SQL, database management, Python, and more DSA. Next was a combined managerial and technical interview. I solved a LeetCode Hard-style DSA problem on paper, alongside behavioral and…
- SAP Consultant interview: Teams lag during video interviewSAP · Consultant · HR Screen · Jul 2026
The recruiter call went well, then I moved to a video interview on MS Teams. That conversation was frustrating because it lagged noticeably. I had not experienced that kind of Teams lag in interviews before, and it threw me off because my camera and connection worked fine in another meeting shortly afterward. The only explanation I could think of was that the HR interviewer and I were in differen…
- SAP Labs Software Engineer interview: DSA, ABAP, and behavioral discussionSAP Labs · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026
The interview began with a typical problem-solving assessment. I worked through DSA questions under constraints and had to write clear logic. One question asked for the smallest missing positive in an unsorted integer array with linear time and constant extra space. Another involved adding two numbers represented as linked lists. I then had a broader technical conversation that mixed core problem…
- SAP Software Engineer interview: DSA rounds and behavioral HR discussionSAP · Software Engineer · Online Assessment · Jul 2026
My loop started with an online assessment that combined role-based multiple choice questions with coding. I then had two technical rounds, followed by an HR conversation about behavior, fit, and culture. The overall difficulty felt medium: I had to stay focused, but it never became chaotic. The technical work was rooted in classic DSA and practical problem solving. One task was the first-missing-…