Walldorf (dpa/lsw) - Europe's largest software company SAP wants to spruce up its aging main building in Walldorf. The company is investing 219 million euros, as reported by the "Mannheimer Morgen" and the "Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung" (Thursday). "The new building increases the attractiveness of SAP as an employer. Young talents in particular care about where and how they work. They want to feel comfortable and be able to show off a bit," Cawa Younosi, Head of Human Resources at SAP Germany, was quoted as saying.
With the conversion, the software group wants to implement modern and flexible work concepts even more. The building dates from 1992.
