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lundi 11 juillet 2011

RE:[sap-career] From SAP to Oracle?

Posted by Typewriter
on Jul 11 at 5:03 PM

Hi Viet,

Surely Homo-sapiens (i.e. human beings) are - sometimes - unkind, uncaring. That is evident from the "total consumption" of natural resources etc. by us!

I want to take this opportunity to say that members like you, Neal, Roy and many others are tirelessly giving good advice in this forum. Thank you all!
If possible, please continue the sharing of advice, information.

Kate_,

Good luck!

& Good luck to all SAP freshers!

Regards,
Typewriter

---------------Original Message---------------
From: Viet Tran
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2011 4:07 PM
Subject: From SAP to Oracle?

Dear Kate_ :

I follow some of correspondence of your case here on this forum. The most recent ones, especially between you and Typewriter, do make one thing clear: your concern about trust into and source of "Good Advice". About ten days ago, another Samaritan here on this forum Mr. R.N. White expresses that "the world out there is unkind and uncaring". And I hope that you agree that the main and decisively ingredients that makes the world an unkind and uncaring place is the humans. Can we draw a conclusion for you yet? Or do we need more and effective information? (I am convinced that you do need additional pieces of information.) And here is one of a good and accessible ways for you to get as follows:

If you would have some more time, I recommend you to step in another forum where you can see another piece of life and human behavior, especially from the ones who are (comparatively) on a much higher hierarchical than where you are at the current time, and see for yourself how they behave in their correspondence. And if you use your observation, you will understand them that they are not saints at all, in many ways, under diverse circumstances etc. The forum is for example "ERP-Project Management" on ITTooBox.Com. (I do participate in this named forum also.)

Read all the lines, between the lines and picture yourself how other people (some of them) who are almost on the top level of "the food-chain" behave in their own case (and their arguments etc.), you will come to a correct imagination. The side effect is that you find confirmation that you state and you would be able to draw a conclusion that will be a good fit for your circumstance, for now and in your professional future.

If you wish any further discussion, please notify.

Regards,

Viet Tran
Master's Degree in Business Administration
Master's Degree in Economics
Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering
ERP Consultant
IBM System Programmer and System Analyst
Business Consultant

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