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Hello All, I have one question? presently im working in one
BPO company and my expierence is 4 years and now i want to
shift to SAP domain and i have done MBA finance. So is it
advisable to shift after these many years. If i take course
in good institute then will i get job easily and plz
suggest some institutes or consultants where they can
provide me both placements cum SAP course..
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Answer Posted / roy s chereath
Hi,
The 4 years experience will definitely help you in your SAP
Career. SAP is an enterprise resource planning software.
The corporate experience will come in handy in one of the
modules of SAP (I do not know what kind of experience you
have) That is the beauty of SAP. Whether you are an
accountant or IT programmer, there is some thing you
understand better than others because of your unique
experience. An accountant will excel in SAP FI and IT
programmer might excel in Xi
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