Yes, I agree to both the above gentlemen. Getting an entry level job in SAP is a tough thing. So my advice also is that you stick to that and get good knowledge and experience, then there is a great demand for you in the market and then go for some higher salary in some big brand companies.
Best of luck for your future.
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From: abhishek bansal
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2011 5:22 AM
Subject: Abroad Opportunities in SAP ABAP
I am a b tech fresher(cs). I just joined a SAP implemented company.
However, they are not paying me well in the training period - just 5k inr per month.
Can anybody tell me whether I should stick to it or not?
How much salary should I expect after two years of work experience from here? Or should I quit?
Is SAP still a hot domain to earn high enough as it was 4-5 years back?
How many years do I have to wait for the opportunities outside India with pretty handsome salary? |
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