Hi,
Since your academics are in Finance and you have been in Operations, your
domain knowledge, I suppose, should be adequate to pursue SAP (FI/CO).
However, does your domain experience include exposure to SAP environment?
If your answer is in the affirmative, then I guess keerthimaha is
absolutely right. However, if SAP environment is totally alien to you,
then it would be a wise idea to learn SAP either a) by getting an SAP
related job or b) by taking up certification and then looking for an SAP
job. In the Indian environment, you would be generally considered a
fresher if your are totally new to SAP and the best way to approach, in my
opinion is as mentioned above. Please understand that you may be competing
with SAP experienced and (or) SAP Certified Professionals. It would be good
idea to equip yourself accordingly.
As SAP is a green pasture, as of date, there is stiff competition as you
rightly pointed out. However, the market is not yet saturated and therefore
you could consider the possibility of taking an acceptable risk to switch
to SAP.
Wish you success in your endeavor.
Regards,
VidhyaDhar
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From: keerthi maha
Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2011 9:43 AM
Subject: SAP FICO and Oracle Financial
Hi,
SAP FICO hot in market, I strongly believe opportunities will knock the door on talent. Certification is not required, as you have domain experience.
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