I think you have it backwards. Working as an end user gives you exactly 0
experience in configuration. You should have that experience before you
take SAP Academy. That way your configuration courses would at least be
fresh. You still wouldn't have any experience configuring or project
managing or implementing or... So it would still be an up hill battle.
Neal
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From: fawad akhter
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 8:10 AM
Subject: Regarding SAP FICO
Hi,
What i get from your email is that After taking SAP Academy fresher should try to get an end User job in any SAP Client. After having immense experience and satisfactory command on his module then one should move in a consultancy field. Correct me if i am wrong.
Thanks,
Rajinder Kapoor |
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