Hi Typewriter
It is quite true that you tend to forget SAP when you are away from it for
quite some time. One could try the following things to lessen the impact of
this evil effect .
1. Revise your books / materials as often as possible.
2. Find yourself a job and always have access to SAP reading and SAP
practice
3. Keep in touch with forums like the ittoolbox and follow all posts, no
matter whether you understand all of it or not.
4. Find yourself a good mentor who can groom you
5. Try to gain access to an SAP server ( I suppose you can hire the services
of a server , at a cost...)
6. Keep yourself abreast of the changes happening in the SAP world
These things help you to keep fit within the realm of SAP
Regards
VidhyaDhar
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From: Typewriter
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2011 11:27 PM
Subject: IDES (SAP Demo system) experience only
Hi VidhyaDhar,
Thank you for this very helpful post!
Some freshers to SAP have conveyed to me that they forget SAP content "very quickly" e.g. if they are not in touch with a chapter or topic for 5 days they have to go back to the books as they do not remember the transaction codes or exact configuration steps etc.
Have you heard similar remarks from your students? Could you please advise the ways to practice both in IDES and other ways so that this issue could be tackled / solved?
Regards,
Typewriter
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