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@@sree6315 unsure of the question. Please rephrase.

@@mashudugereda5480 I would just start applying for SAP careers now and be willing to take a lower pay. Depending what module you want to go in though I would recommend self study through the learning hub. A certification isn’t necessary, but it is helpful. Just show that you understand the backend of SAP (configuring the system) and not just the front end (aka customer facing / what end users use on a daily basis to complete their job).

Hi, I do not. I left SAP in 2021. But before I left I created a SAP vlog playlist on my page. Covers a lot of questions.

@@myhitlife yes there are really valuable. It’s only reason I asked for private coaching ✨. Thanks for your contribution to the field 🤝

@@Officialyasirbadawi truly appreciate this. Would love to see more senior consultant providing videos like this or acting as an online mentor. They really do go a long way.

@@myhitlife I completely agree with you. After hearing your insights on ABAP, I'm now more determined to pursue a career as an SAP project manager and am considering obtaining the ACTIVATE certification. I've worked as a BASIS consultant for over a year and as an ABAP consultant for six months. It's clear that SAP is moving towards minimizing customization wherever possible. I wish you the best in all your future endeavors 🤝✨

@@Officialyasirbadawi project management is always a good role to have and can transfer across industries. Just naturally you got to be self aware if that’s for you. Me personally, I hated management roles. But happy to see you trying roles. Wishing you all the best!!!

Naww so kind of you to say! Sadly I left SAP in 2021, but I have a SAP vlog playlist on my page covering lots of qs.

@@myhitlife thanks I'll check it out...mind sharing why you left?

@@dreadynerdy6382 I left the SAP industry as honestly money doesn’t really make me happy, but also my face kind of didn’t fit. My entrepreneurship spirits just didn’t fully align. I was on a journey of personal development and I wanted to do something I loved. In the pandemic travel was no longer and I was on a client which could’ve been 5 years long! For me I like change, I like to learn constantly. As that’s not really the typical sap path. You should stay in one module. I still didn’t find my module. And in progress reviews I’d butt heads because of this. And I was around a lot of people who were on even better money & just not happy. So it made me think. I did adore my career in the SAP industry and all the opportunities it gave me, but it was time for me to move on. I feel Web3 is more my pace tbh. I didn’t realise SAP does have an innovative unit. However, even then I met someone who worked there with SAP and left in Web3. Sometimes you just want to sprint, but in consultancies companies you can’t always do that. This isn’t everyone’s experience mind, but for mine I found I was always in this position. And I felt that I was a butterfly who had to stop walking and fly. However, it made me realise I adore making people happy. I’m looking to one day work at VeeFriends in Customer Success which is just everything I’m about. With the culture & constant learning plus speed of environment. Doing side hustles or thinking differently it purely welcomed. So that’s my essay. I hope it helps!

@@myhitlife thank you

Are you going to switch within the company you are in or elsewhere? I left SAP in 2021 so my knowledge will be out of date now. Look at SAP hub for certifications in SD. It should show you the latest release of SD. Then decide if you want to do cloud or on premise certification. I feel on premise is more comprehensive though. But which certification you’d complete could depend on what SAP projects you’ll be implementing.

@@myhitlife No, I have left my previous organisation. So basically it is not a switch within the company, as such it is getting me difficult to get the career transit. I also left my previous organisation amid covid break in the year 2022 end.

@@debasishbhuyan4768 okay well then you could pay for the latest SD certification yourself. Please bear the above in mind. And as you’ve been out of the game for some time be willing to take a pay cut. Then climb accordingly

You generally work for a consultancy company and they get the clients for you. You’re then assigned to a project. In my role as I was more junior I never really did the bid work.

@@myhitlife thank you for your response.

Hi, I left SAP in 2021 so I haven’t seen SAP AI, but I’ve been in Web3 since then. AI is definitely the future. Can’t say how it will impact the life and work of a consultant. Will definitely get harder with ChatGPT as clients can now easily find answers

I have a SAPA Vlog playlist on how to get a graduate job in SAP. Check there and through the playlist in general. I left the industry in 2021

​@@myhitlife what are you doing now? If you dont mind me asking

@@celiarodriguez7342 I’m in Web3. I did leave my job to become a trader, but then discovered Web3

It varies. Depending what you enjoy as a consultant. You pick which part of the business process you’d like to focus on & that translates to what sap you’d pick

@@myhitlife l like to do data analysis because I feel I am good at solving business problems using data please suggest which module best for me is sap Bobi or sap hana which is best

@@hsk7715 potentially that’s SAP BI, but in my experience each sap functional consultant usually managed the reports linked to their module & not necessarily a SAP BI team. You should research more into that

lol I’ll have you know I love maths

Hi, what module of SAP are you using? End user experience is always a plus and there are numerous roles in SAP. Including live service support as well. Checkout my video of a day in the life of a functional consultant. The day in the life would be different to a live service support consultant. Therefore, requirements are different Think intentionally of what area of SAP you’d want to go into. Aka do you want to continue the current module? I would start applying for roles now & consider taking a lower pay if sap functional consultant. Live service you maybe okay. Good news tho there is sap recruitment consultants themselves you could find on LinkedIn to help guide you as well. I have met people like yourselves but they join either on the grad scheme or as a consultant lower pay etc

@@myhitlife I just watched your other Video. :) I'm mainly SAP MM user however i partially know SD and PP. my goal is to be configuration and functional consultant by 2024 ends. Do you think these 7 courses "SAP Technology Consultant Professional Certificate" in Coursera it will be useful for me to get the job i want? :) Thank you

Truly appreciate this. I have a sap vlog playlist :)

Apologies about the delayed response. A degree to get into SAP. Then when you're in SAP you can do a SAP certification. Isn't required but a nice to have. Experience matters more

Hi, so sorry about the delay & I do not think it’s too late. But be mindful of starting salary. Potentially even get sap certified. And reach out to a sap recruitment consultant. For me building the systems instead of working on them brought me a lot more joy. You have a great amount of industry knowledge in retail. So potentially look for roles on retail client. Think what module you’d want to do. Example a procurement functional consultant

Its never to late to start any new career at any age. If you are an accountant it's a good transfer across. Get into the system. The system helps it make a lot more sense. Try to break up each business process in an excel spreadsheet and then write notes. As when you implement projects anyways the workshops are usually structured in business processes.

This was 3 years ago so when I was 28 and my salary was £55k plus a £5.5k yearly bonus. Please know that salaries vary per consultant and it is down to the consultant to push for the correct pay. To even go across other jobs. I started my career out in Wales, moved to England to get a higher salary and then moved back to Wales. My starting salary as a temp with something like £16k after 3 months £24k at 22. Then my first proper SAP jobs £33k. Then I climbed from there. I would say if I stayed in the same area (which I didn't) and started on a graduate scheme (which I didn't). If you were really ambitious and pushed for it you could probably hit £100k by 30

Get a job with a SAP company and they should pay for you to do it. If you can get them to pay for it. I would recommend it

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Hey, I've left SAP now, but back then I was working for a SAP Consultancy company

@@myhitlife woow you finaly got other kind of work?

Hey! Thanks so much for commenting. Well in the following Dec had a bacterial infection in my stomach. Spent a good few months in bed. Really wiped me out. Then recently lost the feeling in the right side of my body LOL. Been some character building years for sure, but I found Web3 and went all in there. Still trading, but I feel my years in my 30's have been character building. However, one day on my death bed tears of joy will stream down my face for going after it. There's always a chance to go back to a normal life. Taking time off social media I finally found a bf after 5 years. We've been dating since May 2022

@@myhitlife Hey! Thank you for replying. I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you've faced with the bacterial infection and the loss of feeling in the right side of your body. It sounds like you've been through some tough times, but it's inspiring to see your resilience and positive outlook. It's great to hear that you've found solace and new opportunities in Web3. It's always refreshing to discover new interests and passions, especially during challenging periods. Trading can be an exciting and dynamic field, and I hope it continues to bring you fulfillment and success. Your perspective on your 30s being character-building years is quite profound. Life has a way of shaping us through various experiences, both challenging and rewarding. It's admirable that you have such determination and drive to pursue your goals and dreams, even in the face of adversity. Taking time off social media and focusing on personal growth can often lead to unexpected positive outcomes. Congratulations on finding a boyfriend after a 5-year period! It's heartwarming to hear that you've found happiness in your personal life. May your relationship continue to thrive and bring you joy. Remember, life is a journey with ups and downs, and it's our resilience and determination that define us. Cherish each moment, and I hope that as you reflect back on your life, tears of joy will indeed stream down your face for the risks you've taken and the life you've lived. Wishing you continued strength, happiness, and success in all your endeavors.

@@oo-zv3vp sorry only just seeing this, but I truly can't thank you enough for taking time out of your day to share these words with me. It's definitely been very tough and I feel hitting such "failure" in your 30s is hard. The expectations. The thinking, "Was I wrong about myself, my ability?". A couple of months back I lost the feeling in the right side of my body. Doctors in the UK thought MS, but I went to Italy and found out it was a panic attack. I feel like I'm finally turning a positive point and just learning to help me out. Being in grit / grind mode for so many years its truly hard to have self love when you're ill as you lack the body / mind connection. And you think, "You're lazy", but obviously that's not the case. I promise you like every movie the story will end well and I will no doubt share it. I hope life brings you all the amazing things you deserve and you have the best day! And that you show this amount of care / encouragement / empathy towards yourself. Thank you again!

You could go either way apply for a SAP apprenticeship program or if you want to go to uni then apply for a graduate job. Personally for career progression & money the sap graduate job is the best route. This was something I did. But the apprenticeship program will pay for you to go to uni. Pay increases will be at a lot lower level, but to avoid any debt this is a great way to go. Then after the scheme if you aren’t paid appropriately you can always leave for another job. What I did? I joined sap and was on experienced only (not sap graduate). I got paid well, but it was difficult to progress up. If I had my time again I would’ve waited for a sap graduate program. But I still did exceptionally well due to my ability to move companies, know the market rate for me & be bold. Wasn’t an easy path. So there’s a lot to think about here. You have 3 different paths and it all depends what you want to go down in life. Either way you can get experience & leave for another company if you aren’t paid right. You can Google the going rate for yourself. To make up for no degree you can do sap certifications with the company.

I have a SAP vlog playlist on my page :)

I've always wanted to code. I will say with being an ABAP developer training is fundamental. Doing the SAP ABAP certification. Wishing you all the best! Very common for developers to move over to functional. Than functional move over to developers. You got this!

If you got on the SAP YPP program that's awesome! SO HAPPY FOR YOU! Very competitive!

@@myhitlifeI was not able to get a job in SAP after that as it was in 2017 and the local market was not ready for S4. Worked in other companies and now I want to get back to it… just wondering how to get started over…

Thanks for commenting!

The thing is friend tech can change at any time, but businesses will always need a computer system. And SAP is determined to stay at the forefront with tech. So I would recommend taking it if you enjoy it and just staying up to date what SAP is looking at. Business will always need to run their business regardless. You got this!

Hey friend 03 on the end generally is display. MM03 = display material. MM02 = change and MM01 = create material

@@myhitlife yes sry thats what i meant.

Please have a look at my SAP vlog playlist on my page. If you are a graduate you can get a graduate job

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Not a problem at all! Glad it helped!

Thank you and huge congrats!

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Thank you so much friend! Lovely to meet you!

Hey, please checkout my SAP Vlog playlist on my page. I had no real structure / plan to ever create the video's. But if people asked me a question I created a video for them.

Hey! Regarding accounts manager do you mean like an accountant? Which sector would you describe yourself in and I’ll help direct from there? What you can do is a course on SAP learning hub in the sector you’re in. Or potentially you could join an SAP company, but more at the low level entry level with your industry knowledge element. Potentially here doing an sap certification would benefit you to show willingness as well

@@myhitlife Not technically an accountant in terms of having a degree but yes managing the day to day accounts for a water bottling company. Since it’s start up so I am basically aware of ins and outs of the business from production to logistics to accounts. An insight on how Sap would really help me individually in terms career growth. And thank you for replying back to me

​ @Anjali Bokhiriya you would need to narrow down your role and link it to a module in SAP. As SAP is an ERP system so each process within the business there is a module for. SAP qualification (SAP Learning Hub - SAP Certification within the specific module) would only benefit you if you moved into SAP. You couldn't do it and get a career promotion. Sometimes people within the business learn SAP, because an SAP system is implemented within their company. Usually SAP Functional Consultants are paid hire. So you could check out the wages and decide from there. But also, make sure you enjoy it my vlog on a Day in the Life of an SAP Funcitonal Consultant is a good overview. As you have no experience within SAP you would have to join a SAP Consultancy on a lower wage and then could move up there. Would differ between each consultancy company. Apologies about the delay, but I hope my response helped you

Thank you so much! Really appreicate that!

This makes me so happy. Hoping your first couple of weeks have been character building, but loving it. Keep me updated

@@myhitlife Thank you! I managed to accommodate well. I'm a Developer Consultant (Fiori/UI5 Apps) and I already have been assigned to a project, so i'm excited!

@@cristianpaolini8820 amazing! So excited for you! Always wanted to learn to code myself. Prob will do some self learning from sap open. Have the best time and enjoy the project 🙌🏻

@@myhitlife Thanks!! I hope you learn a lot in the sap open courses 😄

Try to Google. Sap QM functional documents. Also, sap learning hub you can look at the QM course. If you’re a QM Functional Consultant you’ll be in the backend configuring the system. So extremely.

It goes graduate, consultant, lead & then you could look into project management. To look at salaries you can always have a Google. www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/sap-abap-developer-salary-SRCH_KO0,18.htm You can hop from company to company after 3 years to get a pay rise as well.

Nothing is premenant. Better to start at something, because in a year a year will pass. I'm excited for you. The soft skills of a Consultant can be transferred to multiple jobs anyways. Let me know how you get on and massive congrats!

Hi Chan Chan, how are you doing? Where are you at now with consulting? Did you go into SAP green or had previous experience?

Hey Fred! Massive congrats on your interview. Something I advise people is to 1) Know the different SAP solution packages i.e. on premise and cloud. Then consider your area of interest example review business processes and which SAP module you would be interest is. In the interview use the STAR approach technique. And just get up to date on the latest SAP upcoming news really. Regarding the company get to know what they do and offer. Typical interview questions like strengths, weaknesses, team player situation. Wishing you all the best. I also, have an SAP vlog playlist with a Day in the Life of a Functional Consultant on there. You could watch that :) Let me know how it goes

Hi Srinivas, To get a graduate job in SAP in the UK you don’t need a master degree. And getting a masters degree wouldn’t put you ahead. I would recommend to apply for sap graduate schemes as they have specific career paths and more support for you. Check out my sap Vlog playlist for more info on what that is. Wishing you all the best!

@@myhitlife Thank you so much!

Hey can you provide more context? Not sure of the q

Hey! 1) It is not. 2) Really depends on the industry tbh, but probably still S/4 HANA on premise with private cloud option. This is a high level guess I did leave the industry last year and knowledge can get out of date. Solution depends on the industry tho :) and google is always your friend. I hope it helps!

Hey friend, please look for specific Graduate Roles in SAP. I have more vids in my SAP vlog playlist. Those roles are for people exactly like yourself which require zero experience. Graduate/ analysis roles require no experience. But SAP Consultant roles will. I hope it helps

There's a playlist full of them. Maybe that one day is there haha. Just Q&A from the comments really.

In what context friend?

Reviewing the course though its great you have this as part of your bachelors and will naturally help you get a SAP Graduate scheme job. With certifications its then good to keep up to date and do on the latest S/4 HANA versions. When you get a graduate job your company could then sponsor you to do these certifications. Having a certification thought wouldn't pass you straight to Consultant level. Experience is really vital in the SAP space, but would definitely help you getting a graduate job. Hope this helps.

@@myhitlife thank you!