True. Its hard to find a job after getting certified also. Though SAP does not gaurantee job, they should suggest the companies to go for the SAP Certifed professionals. Or, a project training for 1 months with all the tools available, A Live Implementation Project or a support project. I too have completed my SAP Certification in MM in March, 2011 and still looking for a job. And, until and unless you are in to a real project, you can answer all the questions....
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From: Viet_Tran
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 11:03 AM
Subject: From non-IT domain to SAP FI
Dear rohansameer:
In a small number of previous correspondences, both you and I have found that you are planning to go into the direction of SAP NETWEAVER BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT. We have discussed shortly about what is the minimum of need for some one to be successful in that area.
The cold (and untested) water is waiting for you. And you will survive because your mind is set for the journey.
Plan ahead when you still have the luxury of time to plan;
Calculate and build the risk of undertaking into your plan;
Put all your efforts into realizing your plan;
And do like the Germans do: Blitz Krieg! (after you have planned).
For your planning: Visit the SAP website because there is a wealth of information offered to you for free of charge. The website is: http://www.sap.com/platform/netweaver/components/s apnetweaverbpm/index.epx
Regards,
Viet Tran
Master's Degree in Business Administration
Master's Degree in Economics
Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering
ERP Consultant
IBM System Programmer and System Analyst
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