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harkeSAP
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Posted on 10-28-11 11:02
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Ghorle Boko
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Posted on 10-28-11 3:00
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Posted on 10-28-11 3:15
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How's the job market looking for SAP enthusiasts/learners Harke?
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Posted on 10-30-11 10:31
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SAP is always in high demand. The biggest challenge in SAP market is to get first project/job. Once you are in and have worked actively in a project, you will be on the way. When I say actively, it means you have really worked in core area of project. I have interviewed some Indians who claim to be expert in the area but when asked, they hardly know anything. Later some accept that they actually did only the documentation side of the project. So my suggestion is, even if pay is not so good, get geneuine experience, this will surely mean a lot in the future.
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