r/SAP • u/Senior_Rock1117 • 17h ago
SAP Entry level interview
I have an entry level interview tomorrow. Can someone give me the questions they will ask?
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u/Infinite-Side3160 17h ago
At entry level they are mostly checking you understand what SAP does in a business, not deep config. Expect order to cash and procure to pay end to end, what a company code and a plant are, roughly what changed with S/4HANA. Then the behavioural half. Why SAP, how you would handle a user who is annoyed with you.
Like the other commenter said, the module matters a lot here. SD or MM and they will go into document flow, FICO and you will get the GL and how a goods receipt hits accounting. Drop which one it is and people can be more specific.
One more thing. Have an honest answer ready for something you do not know yet and how you would go find out. At entry level that lands way better than bluffing, interviewers can tell.
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u/Green_paper_pieces 17h ago
Can you be more specific? Is this an internship or entry-level job? Is experience required? Is this for a specific module?
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u/InterestingYak1525 15h ago
Demonstrate you are smart and a fast learner and love business systems. Be enthusiastic about the opportunity. Don’t be timid. Sell yourself as a new product: unproven but full of promise!
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u/Gucci_Lemur 17h ago
Be able to explain at a high level the purpose of all the core enterprise structure objects: company codes, profit centers, cost centers, sales orgs, plants, etc.