Job for Consultant: Re: [sap-career] Regarding SAP FICO

jeudi 8 septembre 2011

Re: [sap-career] Regarding SAP FICO

Posted by festac (CRM Lead)
on Sep 8 at 7:34 AM

Roy,

I don't think anyone doubts your experience or how extensive it was before you got into SAP, but not everyone or anyone can even start to mimic that to get into SAP. I agree with you totally on the benefits of a consultant having deep domain experience to be able to add business value to projects, however I also think for anyone starting out in SAP learn your domain with a zero footprint and map this to your module of choice work hard at it and you'll find that your solutions will be vendor neutral and more valuable.

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---------------Original Message---------------
From: Roy Brookes
Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2011 6:19 AM
Subject: Regarding SAP FICO

I was never a fresher in the sense that you mean. I had been an
international accountant for many years before I got into SAP (I
mean nearly 30 years) and I knew all this terminology and much more
because I had been working in the fields of accounting and finance
for so long. Therefore I had no problem in absorbing SAP as just
another tool and I could talk to an accounts clerk or a finance
director each on their own level. I was not sitting around moaning
that nobody would give me a job like so many "freshers" do, because I
was well-qualified for the job by experience.

Rgds, Roy

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Posted by PDGR2 [2]
on Sep 8 at 4:51 AM

Well Mr Roy what you are saying is correct...but even a day was
there when
even you were new in this field ie., a fresher what did you do that
time....even you were new to all these terminology...please share
some of
your experience as a fresher.

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