One thing to know ahead of time is the independent trainer will not teach you the business processes and how it relates to SAP. They probably run through the user guide which you can do on your own with online access to a SAP server. As consultant, which you seek, you are hired as experienced problem solver. If you cannot hit a project solving problems or/and making recommendations from day 1, then you may not be a successful consultant.
At the minimum, make sure your independent trainer runs through a project from implementation to upgrade with customizations within. Then you can apply for jobs both in the support role and consulting role. Salary, with your experience, tends to be very minimal but at least you break into SAP. You probably be more successful in a support role or end user initially, then with a few years experience you can jump into consulting from a junior role. A company like Accenture will hire you with 2 years experience and you can get on a project under the guidance of senior consultants.
Goodluck
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From: Sathish Kumar Nagaraj
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 9:49 AM
Subject: SAP Functional Consultant as Career
Hi ,
I have done my BE Mechanical and MBA and have 4 yrs of experience in
Logistics industry in sales and BD and 2 yrs of Experience in FMCG
distribution industry . Now I'm looking to shift my career to SAP functional
Consultant anywhere in India. Request your inputs. I have decided to take an
online SAP course from an independent trainer on SD and MM module to get an
insight on SAP. Kindly suggest and give me your feedback on my decisions.
Also, kindly let me know if the opportunities for me.
Regards,
SAthish |
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