I disagree Sandeep.
Always focus on the opportunities that life makes reasonable available.
Trying to create something that isn't in the cards is a loosing game.
Have you ever played poker? You don't dream up some great hand that you are
going to draw. I've seen a lot of people play that way. They almost
always loose their shirt.
Play the cards that you are dealt. Only discard the ones that don't make
sense. And don't push a bad hand. Someone will know your "tell" and you
will loose.
Neal
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From: sanspeak
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 3:43 AM
Subject: JDA vs SAP
Dude, why do want to have your steps in two boats? That will lead you to nowhere.
Now SAP is considered as niche technology but only the specific modules and
not all. Also demand and supply is very good in SAP but again for limited
modules.
JDA is also a niche technology where demand is there but less than sap
modules but suplly is less than demand. So if you are in JDA you will always
be in niche sector where supply is still not there. Accenture has just only
one project for JDA.
So, it's up to you where to proceed but always focus on one module.
Learning within the company will help rather than doing course from outside
as the latter will not give you practical exp which always matter. No one
will ask you how much bookish knowledge you but the the practical one will
count.
If I were you, I would go for JDA and stick with Accenture for that 1 year and
after that depending on the scenario will switch it over. JDA people are
also getting very high packages.
Rest is up to you.
regards
sandeep |
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