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2. What type of application is desired?
3. Which documents do we need for the application process?
4. I want to work at SAP LeanIX, but I can’t find a suitable vacancy at the moment. Can I still send my CV?
5. When can you expect a response to your application?
6. How long do we keep your application in the system?
7. Does SAP LeanIX also offer internships?
8. What is the main language spoken at SAP LeanIX?
Thanks For Applying. What’s Next?
Step 1
Following your application, a Talent Acquisition Partner will contact you with some initial questions to make sure we have all the information we need. They’ll be your contact for the rest of the process and help you at every stage.
Firstly, they’ll work to understand your motivation for applying to LeanIX and offer you a better picture of the company. Depending on the role, they may also arrange a brief phone or Zoom interview, or ask you to complete our Insight Predictive Assessment, before we decide whether to invite you for an interview with the hiring manager.
Step 2
The next step is a Zoom or in-person interview with the manager who is hiring for the role. This interview is specifically about the position you applied for. The hiring manager wants to get to know you better and will also ask detailed questions about your previous experience. This is your opportunity to showcase your talents and ask questions you have about the role and how it fits into the company.
Step 3
The “Key Interview” will be with the hiring manager and one or two relevant stakeholders, often leaders, and may span several sessions, depending on the role. This could be over Zoom or in person.
Every candidate will be asked in advance to prepare a relevant assignment or case study, which will be presented or discussed during the interview. This case study gives you as an applicant more clearance on the expectations and responsibilities of the role applied for. Analyzing your completed assignment will give us a clear picture of the way you work and the level of your skills.
If the Key Interview is conducted in person, you may have a chance to tour the office and see your future work space as well.
Step 4
At this stage, you have made it. If all parties are convinced, then you will receive your employment contract. Your Talent Acquisition Partner will contact you to go through the details and you’ll be ready to sign. We’ll start preparing the details of your onboarding and agree your start date.
We keep in touch with you up until your first day to make sure you’re ready to go. Prior to your start date, you’ll receive a package with your equipment and a few extra surprises from us. You’ll be guided through setting up your laptop and other items on your first day.