I agree with the interest thing. You have to be interested in the relevant module first becuause you will need to study a lot and at least enjoy the study and when you have a career in the module, you need to be interested enough to enjoy it and to want to learn more. Wider than this, the FI module is always very good becuase all companies need good SAP finance people and finance is critical to any organisation. Again you need to be interested in it.
If you enjoyed Chemistry, Physics etc, then naturally you will enjoy any module of SAP becuase the logic is very interesting and similar to sciences.
Regarding experience, this is very important. If you have experience of HR and you like HR issues, then go with HR. But SAP HR is very different to real world HR. As you know SAP HR will be the technical side of HR instead of the people side which we normally associate with the HR profession.
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From: Peter
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2011 5:48 PM
Subject: Which Module of SAP is suitable for me?
I am a Graduate, BSc (Physics, Chemistry and Maths). i am doing my job since 5 years. |
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