SAP Future & SAP Jobs - Consultant Vlog
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2019
- Hi, my name is Katie, known as myhitlife.
Thank you again for your support on my A Day in the Life of a SAP Consultant vlog! I truly appreciate it. Following on from one of the questions asked, "After being told by people SAP is dying. What is your opinion? Also, what is a career in SAP a good long term choice? In this vlog, I answer those questions. It all depends as well your reasons for getting into SAP and who are you talking to as well. SAP is certainly not dying! If anything, it's growing more than ever at a rapid pace, but if requires Consultants more than ever now to update their skill sets. Contracts daily rates are less because there are a lot more Consultants in the market. However, if you stay ahead of the curve with the latest S/4 HANA projects on your CV you will still maintain an awesome daily rate. Short answer - SAP is not dying. Yes, it is, but you have to be adaptable with the technology!
Please note I do not work for SAP. I am a SAP Consultant for a Consultancy firm which implements SAP technology. I thought I would simply share this helpful information for those of you not within the SAP space looking for some answers. Again all questions are welcomed.
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Thank you! I try to reply to every comment on every platform, because in general I appreciate anyone taking time out of their day to comment on my content and watching it. Its a blessing. All these SAP videos etc are created purely from people's questions etc. I like to give back the best way I can
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Hi Katie, thanks for the video. Which resourced do you suggest to keep up with the latest SAP technology? I am a SD consultant working in ECC 6.0 but not sure of videos / content for S/4 , cloud etc.
Open sap courses are always the best. Sap also has a sap learning hub too with materials on it. I’m sure you could get email update from them about sd solutions
Thank you for sharing this interesting and productive video. We have a similar idea about the old SAP school and what is necessary to keep walking in the actual scenario in front of the new version S/4HANA. My channel focus on to share my SAP consultant experiences and put on the table a little bit knowledge for self-service. My content is in Portuguese, but I am starting with some videos in English. So nice to find here you and from now I am following you and liking your posts.
Thank you so much my friend for introducing yourself. There's definitely a big market to help others to walk into the industry. I shall look forward to seeing your content! Keep being helpful. Keep being amazing and have a great day!
I have seen the growth of SAP from ECC6 to S4 HANA 1909 and I liked this journey with SCN :)
It is very exciting! 🙌🏻
Interesting video and I agree - SAP is evolving and their roadmap is impressive for the future. I have worked as an application support person (super-user) on SAP BPC and some ECC6 modules. I am currently working on an S/4 HANA implementation (SD,FI,CO & embedded BPC) as an analyst inhouse. I was wondering if you have any advice for me - my background is mainly IT and I do struggle at times with the accountancy discussions. Do you think I should study to become an accountant or focus on become SAP-certified instead? Do you come across consultants who are not accountants? I didn't go to university and I just worked since I left school in a range of role but the last 5 years focusing mainly on IT support and now implementation for SAP S4.
First of all many people don't understand or want to understand the accountancy discussions in SAP or within a business lol. Accounting is for people who like accounting. So only study accounting if that's what you enjoy! In SAP if you wanted to go into the accounting space you'd look at FI or CO module but again you do not need to be an accountant to do that. As you mentioned above other SAP module SD and there's many many more like QM, MM, PP and so on. So focus on what you enjoy and that would lead you down the correct path. Being a support user makes your experience specific to your company. If you wanted to go into accountancy then look for a position in accountancy. If you wanted to look to go into SAP you could potentially join as an experienced higher but it would be tough or alternatively join an SAP program. But in general you don't need a SAP certification to get a job in the SAP space. Project experience matters more. So try to decide which area and path you enjoy. I hope this helps.
Thanks for the nice video. I have two questions plz, 1st, is it mandatory to have a SAP certificate to get a job in UK? 2nd, which SAP product is used more in UK?
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!
Hi Katie, I was recently hired as a SAP intern for IBSO in Ireland. I was wondering if you would have time in one of your vlogs to give your opinion on the best way to progress ones career at SAP? Obviously this is very specific to each person but if you were to start again, would you do anything different ? Thanks, love the videos
After your internship / post degree apply for a SAP graduate scheme best route. Or if you don’t want to go to uni just apply for a sap apprenticeship if you like it. I didn’t do the scheme biggest mistake for me
Hi .. actually I have done Mba in finance and seeing your blogs I feel like I should try SAP. As a beginner or new to this field what do you recommend like from where should I get started with ??
Checkout my vlogs on how to get a graduate job in SAP (I have a SAP vlog playlist). If you enjoy finance and maybe want to go into the accounting route as such. I would recommend checking FI or CO depending. You can say this in your interviews as well.
Hello Katie, greetings from Ghana. I am a graduate with an IT background and thankfully will be part of the upcoming SAP YPP here in Ghana next month God willing. I just want from your perspective some advice you could offer based on your experience as an SAP consultant and what it will take to succeed.Thank you
Hi, what's a YPP if you don't mind me asking? Honestly just be open minded, ready to tackle any task and don't be afraid to go to google for answers. Always listen and make sure when someone gives you an answer that you note it down. As with SAP the tasks you do can be repetitive so it's always good to have the notes there ready. Consider creating a tracker for transaction codes and FIORI apps ready. Hope it helps :). You'll smash it! Learn as much as you can from your senior members!
Thanks for such an amazing video! I'm a fresh graduate who got an offer for a position as an Inhouse SAP Consultant FI in an energy company. For me, it's a completely new world of expertise and I'm trying to weigh all possible cons and pros of this career path before signing my contract.... Not such a long time ago, I planned to start my professional career as a Junior Accountant as I studied Accounting&Finance and really love working with numbers, but then this SAP Consultant opportunity popped up and now I'm thinking whether this is the right thing to do. I wonder what are the possibilities in the future if I ever want to exit the Consultancy job in SAP Finance... is it possible to come back to either accounting or finance-related job (e.g. accountant, financial controller, financial analyst). Apologies if the question is too vague (I know just a little bit about SAP Consultancy:( I would really appreciate your professional advice on this!:)
It’s a great question! Hopefully one I can actually really help you with because when I first started my career it was in the finance team. In typical big SAP Consultancy companies that would pay for your accounting qualification like ACA etc as well as the SAP Certification. SAP is just the system built to replicate the business processes. Therefore, to be a great SAP FI Consultant needs both! Plus SAP FI Consultants you’d get paid a lot more longer term than an accountant. When you are a SAP FI Consultant you get to build the system so your theory really comes into play. However, as this is an in-house position position I’m not sure whether that means you’ll be on the support team and the system have been already built. Ask them would they consider getting you ACA certified as well. If not, perhaps apply to a bigger SAP Consultancy company or alternatively take the position for a year + which would give you work experience putting you ahead of the other graduates. Everything is moving to digital so this would make you a double threat accountant long term anyways. I hope my answer helps. For example, my friend and I both worked on a SAP project together. She went into an accounting role and I went into a FICA SAP Functional role. I earned £10,000+ over her from the start. Not that money is everything mind, but SAP world fits perfectly for myself. I would checkout my other videos however on my SAP Vlog playlist like a day in the life of a SAP Functional Consultant, because there is a travel element of the job with some companies. But overall, if it’s just for one year I would recommend it. Not getting a job as an accountant and falling into the SAP space was the best thing that ever happened to myself. I appreciate it’s not the same for others, but you would be able to move across nicely as most big companies would have SAP systems. Do some research for yourself mind as we are all different people and honestly I realised accountancy bores me. I was just doing it because it was a “good” job.
@@myhitlife thank you so much for such a detailed answer! the system has been already built, so it's more support, plus a bit of new implementation nature of work. I agree with you, I thought taking it for a year (who knows maybe a bit longer) as it will never be harmful to get this experience and knowledge. I've watched your vlogs, they are amazing, please continue doing them for us🙏😀
Exactly! You’ve got time! Try everything 🙌🏻. Thank you so much! I mainly only create them to help people etc. I wish when I graduated someone helped me so I’m happy to give back.
Hi I have been working on SAP Workflow project for past 2 years. I wish to explore more and do other projects apart from workflow. What r the other modules that would be good for further studying and future market?Also anything not technical which qualifies for above queries? Is mdg good? And sap security?please reply. I m moving to Canada so it would be helpful if you could suggest which one is better for there?
Hi my friend, have you considered a more functional role. Such as a Fi, CO, MM or PP Functional Consultant? Have a look what part of the business you enjoy and then pick that.
Hi , how can i look at samples of SAP documents that are used by functional consultants, also learning the working of software completely? How hands on will I be on my role. I am primarily interested in SAP PP QM role
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.
Hi.so beautifully explained.i have just done certification and training in 1909 finance S4HANA. As I have no real time experience on any project but just the training on SAP IDES and certification what do you suggest to fresher like me who just completed training and certification
I wouldn't recommend doing a certification before getting a job in SAP, but as you have done it already it's not a disadvantage. I would apply for SAP Graduate/ Analyst schemes now to gain the experience. Hope it helps and congrats
Hi .I am working sap mm for 3 years and now I thinking to switch to sap ewm what's your opinion on it? It's good to move towards sap ewm or stay back in sap mm? Thanks in advance
Hi, go with what you enjoy doing. That's always the right answer.
Hi Mam! Basically, I'm a Product Consultant(ERP, CRM) with 8 months of exp and id like to learn a courses so that I can become an SAP Consultant. SO where do I start? I mean I have a knowledge of some modules(Sales, project, purchase, production, HR, Accounts ). Could you please suggest me anything to start? Thank You :)
Avi Bala I would suggest joining a SAP Consultancy Company on a graduate program (if you have a degree). They will then get you SAP certified (plus pay for it) and will put you on a path to become a SAP Consultant.
Thank you for the Video. Could you please share your Expertise/comments on the current sitution of SAP FICO job market during this Corona Pandemic. When would be the Hirings for Laterals starts and wl there be any openings in 2020.pls respond. Dt# 30/May/2020
Hi, I am not an expert within the Covid situation. Well no one can be right now. However, I would say it all depends on the SAP Consultancy firm and the clients they have. Many companies may have dropped, but some have rised. However, when a project starts its very important for the design/ initial stages for Consultants to go on site and view the customers business. Therefore, the SAP consultancy industry has been impacted. However, there is support work which can be gained. SAP FICO Consultants will always be in demand as every company needs finance. So when lockdown improves and companies recover then probably clients may look at a SAP projects and usually finance would always be in the scope. When this happens though I cannot say. Maybe worth checking on LinkedIn and google for SAP FICO Consultants opportunities. If you are willing to travel there maybe a demand now
Thanks for the Video, I have been working for the last 6 months as an SAP UI5/ Fiori consultant in an Indian MNC and for the last couple of weeks, I am kind if lost ad uncertain about my future in SAP as in will I be getting further opportunities in FIORI/UI5 in future with higher pay as I am unable to figure out the path on which I should work in order to achieve that. please help me!!
Hey, what exact area of SAP? Like what module? As the S/4 HANA landscape will have a FIORI interface so there will always be opportunities. But you need to focus on which module area you are working in. Naturally you can get higher pay if you go from a consultant, to a senior consultant and then a management consultant
Thanks for the vlog. I was a accountant, currently in a SAP Basis role, I am planning to quit at the 1 year mark, in order to pursuit a Masters in SAP ERP. I feel lost in the IT job market, cause I am an accountant for 5 year. Should I stick with Basis and delay my studies or transition to Functional after my studies?
ch I would recommend avoiding doing a master in ERP. I’m assuming the point on the masters in ERP is to help you in the sap industry? As you was an accountant I would naturally assume for you to go into a finance functional role either FI or CO depending what accountancy you did. Do you like basis?
I wouldn’t recommend studying SAP at uni. As ERP is very old of date. SAP is on S/4 HANA now and it’s constantly changing. Doing a sap certification would benefit you more.
Perhaps if you want to email me on katie@myhitlife.co.uk
With further information I can suggest a bit more. Could you provide me all the background info on how you got into basis etc and do you like it?
SAP BASIS has a better future ?
What is your opinion on salary in take if one works as a SAP Consultant vs if they work in an open source technology? is being Sap consultant are paid good today when compared to data science etc
Hi, sorry my friend I've never worked in that area to compare wages. I can share SAP guidelines wages with you and then you will have to compare. Please note wages vary massively in SAP as it depends on what the Consultant asks for. SAP Graduates - £25,000 - £33-000, Functional Consultant - £35,000 - £60,000
Lead Consultant - £60,000 - £100,000
There are numerous other positions in SAP, but that's just an estimate. Obviously it all depends on your experience too hence the difference pay grade brackets etc. You can increase your salary by company hopping after you've gained good project experience and if you are an expert in one field. The next roles to consider would be Solution Architect and Project Manager. Hope the above helps.
Hi there
I haven 20+ years experience in Retail Operations Mgt, Buying and Procurement in South Africa. I’m keen on a career change.
Do you think age 46 is too late to learn SAP and work towards becoming a Functional or BPM Consultant?
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
Now I am working in BPO domain. I want to switch SAP functions module.. Which module is better for me. Plz kindly advise me
Honestly... which module do you like? Or in general just say you are willing to be open within the functional area. I now to this day will take any opportunity thrown at me. If you want to go contracting however, it's important to stay in one area.
@Katie Thank you a lot. I have watched a lot , but kindly I want to ask one thing regarding SAP market if you have idea about it. Actually I have already two years SAP in one Europe country. But now I have shifted to middle east country, so is the SAP opportunities are good and famous in "Guld area" or not ??!
I wouldn’t know as I live in the UK. But SAP is global. I would check the job opportunities in that area and see what’s available
Hi, I am a junior ABAP developer and I am currently working in a ecc to s/4hana conversion project and I would like to ask as an ABAP developer what are the skills that that will be necessary to stay relevant in the next 5 years or so.
Hi, unfortunately I am not a SAP ABAP Developer, but I would say from the perspective of a SAP Functional Consultant who's worked on cloud projects is for you to try and get on a cloud project and learn java script. Upskill yourself with cloud projects as you already have on premise experience. ABAP is more limited within the cloud. Hope this helps.
Hi,
I'm a Bcom graduate and really thinking about SAP. What's the best thing for me to do right now?
Hi, first have a listen to my other vlogs on my SAP vlog list to see if you would like to be a Functional Consultant and the lifestyle. If so, apply for SAP Graduate jobs with SAP & SAP Consultancy companies. Hope it helps.
Hi Katie, greetings!
I've recently joined an MNC after my graduation and got SAP BASIS domain. I just wanted to know about the future of SAP BASIS.
Hey my friend I've never worked in basis tbh its extremely techy. I think basis will always be a vital part of every project though. So I would check the SAP roadmap for Basis and make the most of your seniors asking their opinion too.
@@myhitlife Alright, I will do that!
Thanks a lot for your reply : )
would you ever become a contractor? Also, do you recommend specialising in specific modules i.e SD or MM. Or is having various experience in all modules better? I am the latter where I am in a core team within the business working on S4 HANA 1909 implementation where I focus on SD,MM,PSM, CO, Interfaces etc.. I am learning a lot and would eventually like to become a consultant or contractor. Any tips?
Hi, I would become a contractor at some point in my career, but first it is vital to build up the relevant experience. I have worked in many modules so I couldn't become a contractor yet. I would have to find an area I enjoy and stay there for a min of 3 years before going into contracting. As long as the modules you are working in all interlink, but on your next project it would be more beneficial if you specialize in one area. Also, wouldn't harm to get a SAP certification if your company is willing to pay for it. When going contracting you need more project life cycles under your belt as well. I hope it helps.
@@myhitlife the implementation project I am working on covers 4 different companies within a big organisationm. Can this be considered as 4 lifecycles?
Apologies it didn’t show me you replied. End to end is taking a project from the design phase all the way to it going live
Hello maam! I have a experience of automotive industry and i have just completed my SAP MM course . Please tell me how to search job in this module . And which country has better scope where to move CANADA or UK.
Hi, you would simply search for MM Functional Consultants roles on google in the place you want to work. LinkedIn would be great to look for jobs as well. I would move to a country that you would enjoy the most. Obviously with Covid globally everywhere has been hit. I've never worked in Canada so I don't know the job market there.
Mam Iam studying BE mechanical..But I don't no which sap module i want prepare... Help me
Hi I just uploaded two SAP vlogs which can address this ua-cam.com/video/u_edzI407ss/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/JXw-lGOKcU4/v-deo.html
I hope that answers your question.
Hello, is it required to have programmation skills to be an SAP consultant ?
Hi, I think you mean coding skills? And it does not. If you then became a developer you would learn how to code, but obviously if you are going for a developer role having programming skills will increase your employ-ability. Functional Consultants are more client facing and generally don't code to start with anyways.
Hi, I'm from CSE background and I don't want technical jobs in SAP because of my interest. So what else can I go for in SAP?
Hi, so from CSE background as you can imagine in general you would fit a developer role, but you do not have to. You could naturally go into a Functional Consultant role.. vlog here to what I do its slightly technical, but nothing like a developer. ua-cam.com/video/OMn7AfV7GiM/v-deo.html
Each area within a business will have a SAP Functional Mod. Or you could do Project management. Hope it helps.
Which module do you suggest to if they want start life in SAP
The ones you like! How you would find this out is if you watch a business which business functions interest you. SAP is no chicken and egg scenario. SAP was created to support business processes which already exist. Also, joining a Graduate Program as well you could get an opportunity to work in multiple areas and then settle down.
How would you encourage a junior SAP consultant thatvis currently on bench?
Bench is extremely tough I know. If you haven't yet done your certification I would recommend that. Cloud certifications needs to be done every 4 months so it's a good idea to get ahead of the race. Reach out to people and ask if they have anything you can work on. Try to do some internal work which would help your promotion case. But once you've done all that try and enjoy yourself a little too. The bench can be tough especially through covid, but if you can try to change your work environment. Hope it helps
Please I have 6 years experience in supply chain using SAP in advanced level module PP MM SD WH and also scripting on SAP.... I'm located in Morocco and want to switch carreer to SAP consultant.
I will be tankfull to you if you could advise regarding a master degree , a training or anything else to start up.
Hi, you wouldn't need a Masters Program to get a job in SAP. You already have experience you could just apply for a SAP Functional Consultant role. You just need to select which module you like and apply for those relevant job roles. Or if you feel you don't have enough experience then apply for a SAP Graduate scheme. I wouldn't say you would need any training specifically.
can you please organize these videos in sequence ?
are do we have to follow them through vlog's numbers in increasing order ?
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.
Which sap module is in high demand? And do you think sap is still in demand
People said sap is getting saturated
I've created a vlog for the future of SAP. In general up-skilling yourself with the latest tech keeps you ahead of the game. So going on full cloud implementations with the activate framework. On module which is in high demand is Embedded Warehouse Management. I personally have never done contracting so I don't know first hand. I've heard from other contractors, "That the market isn't what is used to be". In those times they generally join a SAP Consultancy company and go on the latest projects then back into the contracting market. Joining SAP instead of for example a typical Accountancy role is still a lot more beneficial. But it's best to do what you love instead of chasing money, because there will be times in your career you feel you won't get the appreciation you deserve. SAP project are still heavily in demand as obviously the support packages for ERP only last x amount of time and therefore, some companies may want to upgrade. I hope this helps.
Could you help me out? I have about 8 years experience in military logistics and government purchasing, project management. I switched my career field to healthcare with a MBA/MHA and now hold the title as a Executive Director/(operations management) in healthcare facilities. But I want to step up my marketability and have more autonomy in my career by working for major corporations. I look at everything in this world is a business, l love to travel and I noticed had more autonomy when working for the government. However, I would like to stay in healthcare or transition into the pharmaceutical market, will learning SAP help? If so where should I start for credentialing (certification). Thanks you for your insight and time.
Hi, I don't think SAP would help you with this route as it is very specific. Unless you had a SAP Consultancy company souly looking at SAP projects in Healthcare. Which just isn't the case, because they accept numerous industries obviously due to more money. Try looking in Consultancy fields as a general within your industry. I hope this helps.
myhitlife Thank you for your response.
Hello Katie, really appreciate your videos. With your kind delivery of good and timely thoughts lot of us find directions for career and creatively keeping our hopes. Could you please share your thoughts on SAP career aspirations during and post pandemic crisis in Europe. Also do you have any ideas around prospects in Asian and Arab nations? The later question effectively indicating if you know if MNC companies in these regions procure and implement significant SAP applications? I will really appreciate if you kindly put your wise thoughts around my questions. Thank you. I am new to this SAP world but had significant exposure with world class automotive and aerospace industry working for jaguar Land Rover and Airbus. Hope to cross our paths in this career stream.
Hi! I have shared SAP and Covid video. It will be in my SAP Playlist on my page. Regarding your second question. I've known clients in those regions wanting SAP solutions. SAP in a Global solution so it will be wanted on a global scale as well. The project setup can be different for example taking into account female Functional Consultants with the culture. Massive congrats in your success so far! In general though companies will always need computer systems and there are clients thriving in this climate! So the cliental may change and how projects are run. But there will still be work.
@@myhitlife thanks for your kind response. I feel a bit stupid. I dont seem to find the link on the vdo for sap in covid . Please resend or mention the link with a hyperlink if possible.
@@hamidrahman2797 link to video ua-cam.com/video/Y_HFoEHX_lI/v-deo.html
You said in a video that learning javascript was better, now you say sap is better, I got confused. I'm starting now in the programming area and a friend said working with abap is worth it. But I don't know if I follow the path of SAP ABAP or focus on other languages that focus more on cloud, which is the future. What would you do if you were starting?
Luiz Eduardo hey! So SAP is mainly made up of two programming languages. ABAP (backend & front end within the FIORI dashboard) and Java script (FIORI dashboard front end). In general as a developer you will be learning both these languages. Depending on the SAP landscape I.e. on premise (backend & FIORI) or multiple tenant cloud (all within FIORI)
When joining a consultancy company depending on the size (the larger companies you can probably get away with just having the one language) you will usually pick up either or both languages. The way SAP is going in the future all within the cloud i.e. FIORI focused I would recommend java script. There will still be some ABAP development within FIORI, but it’s a lot more constrained. So only standard code and no real customized developments. I’m not a developer myself, but speaking to my developer colleagues this is the advice they have provided me when I’ve looked at picking up a programming language. Also, from my project experience I would have to agree with them.
I hope it helps! I have a SAP Vlog playlist on my channel as well which other developer related vlogs. Let me know if you have any more questions.
@@myhitlife So is javascript used in SAP? I thought it was just ABAP.
So you are saying that I better focus on javascript now, because the future is in the cloud and this language does better?
Remembering that I want to work in sap development.
Thanks for listening :)
Luiz Eduardo yes JavaScript is used within the SAP FIORI dashboard. The FIORI dashboard is given to the end users. That’s the underlying program language. You should look into getting a graduate job with a SAP Consultancy company as a developer. They will then give you the relevant training & project experience you need. The FIORI dashboard has a little bit of ABAP, but a minimum amount.
Most, if not all SAP S/4 HANA solutions will have a FIORI dashboard.
@@myhitlife I was about to start an ABAP course at an official academy, don't you think at first it would be good for me to take this course? because I don't know how to enter at the market.
Do you think I'd better invest the money in a javascript course?
Luiz Eduardo have you got a degree? And if so, what is it in? How much is the course?
If you have a degree. I would say apply at consultancy companies for a graduate role and say you want to be a developer.
If you have college qualifications and want to be patient with income etc. Plus know you definitely want to be a developer go for the apprentice route at a consultancy company,
I have SAP vlogs regarding how to get a job with no experience.
A consultancy company will give you all the training and experience you need
Thanks for the vlog. Great work and you answered all the questions I posted that day. However,
I have another question, the sap consultants that I know of travel a lot and live in hotels most of the time. Do you think because of travelling, a career as a sap consultant could affect family life? Also what has your experience been like trying to find work near your hometown/city compared to doing contract and travelling constantly?
Thank you for asking the questions. I truly appreciate it! It saves me thinking of idea's as well.
Happily to answer these questions in another vlog for yourself :). I'll drop you a message again when it's up.
Vlog will be up next Friday. Regarding my experience for finding work in SAP in general you would have to travel unless living in the London area. I chose SAP purely for the traveling aspect. You really need to move where the work is. However, there are jobs in live service and definitely permanent roles in Consultancy where you won't have to travel. It's more about looking around and reading the job descriptions. There are many options available out there
myhitlife I’m an engineering graduate in Canada and got offered a SAP job and training for a consultancy company in the US. It’s all contract based which means I’ll have to travel to client sites and live in hotels. I don’t mind that lifestyle since I’m still young but it’s hard for me to imagine having the same lifestyle when I’m trying to start a family. Plus I feel like it might be a bit harder to find permanent roles as SAP consultant. Do you see people transitioning from SAP consultant to more managerial roles at companies after certain years of working?
Jagmeet Cheema I feel you! Today I’ll film a Vlog of a SAP Consultant life cycle & the options available. This will come out next Saturday. As I don’t currently feel the Vlog I released this week will answer it for you. Thanks again for the question!
Apologies about the delay! The vlog is now up:
ua-cam.com/video/BUBuNbN46M0/v-deo.html
Hopefully will answer all your questions.
Great Videos, Tremendous value add for someone like me with domain experience but a newbie on the tech side. I am in the process of learning/upgrading my skill set to include data analytics and maybe data science in the near future. How do i merge all of this? are data analytics and things like tableau, power bi etc. valuable? I would really appreciate your valuable opinion on the same. Thanks in advance for the same
I have a background - masters in banking and finance, consulting experience with a big 4 and on the supply chain side I have been in procurement(start up and legacy civil contracting firm) for the past 8 years. I want your opinion on how I must go about shaping/amlgamating these in a way to get the best value add
Hello my friend, I am sorry I am not technical minded. The main selling point for S/4 HANA is its ability for reporting. I would suggest checking the SAP road map for S/4 HANA with your upgrading your learning topics. Perhaps try reaching out to S/4 HANA BI Consultants and getting their opinions. Sorry I can't help more.
Hi Katie,
I’m planning to do SAP Hana 2.0. So what you would suggest to me?
SAP Hana place in today’s market? I would appreciate if you reply to my message/comment.
Thanks
How are you planning on doing that? It is a course etc? SAP HANA is an old system. If you view SAP like iPhones HANA is maybe iPhone 6. Where SAP is now on SAP S/4 HANA which is the latest iPhone. So I would recommend doing the latest. I wouldn't recommend yourself paying for a course and joining a SAP Consultant firm on a graduate program as they will take you through certification. There's no need to do a masters in SAP or anything like that as the education would be outdated quickly. Hope this helps
Thanks Katie for your reply... what you mean by that...? Hana 2.0 is outdated, it’s a analytics right? Is it not in the current market ?
@@naser090532 massive apologies my friend just had a quick google. As a Functional Consultant working in more Supply Chain modules I've mainly be on SAP S/4 HANA on premise and cloud projects. I haven't been on a SAP HANA project to answer your question with expertise. In general though I wouldn't pay for a Masters in SAP. SAP has it's own certifications which is more appropriate because you can stay up to date with SAP solutions. I would recommend if you are a graduate to join a SAP Graduate program and then they will help guide you. If you want to focus more in the SAP HANA 2.0 area then find a SAP Consultancy company who does those projects. I hope this helps. Also, perhaps reaching out to a couple of SAP HANA Consultants on LinkedIn too. SAP is a massive space so always best to find the experts within your desired area :). Sorry I couldn't help any further
Hello Katie, my name is pratik from pune , india. completed my B.com( Bachelor's in commerce ) degree last year and after study alot I just started SAP course in SD (sales and distribution) can u tell mi is it good for career or any suggestions from you.. as m not from IT background so plz guide...
Hi, I have numerous SAP Vlogs answering this question within my SAP Vlog playlist on my page. Quick summary apply for a SAP Graduate scheme as all you need is a BSc. So you are qualified now. They will pay for your certification. I had a degree in Economics which is not IT related, but I still got into the area. I hope this helps, but anymore information check my playlist :)
Ur video is very good.am ziyad from india and i competed sap end user programme. I would like to know abt is there any scope uk ,Germany and other countries of getting an sap jobs
Yes SAP is global.
I joined up for SAP FI/CO.......would not having hana be detrimental to me getting a job? Help appreciated
HAHA is a version of SAP. Therefore, within SAP FI/CO which consultants normally do either FI or CO SAP has different versions which would offer different functionality. Such as SAP ERP, SAP HANA and SAP S/4 HANA (S/4 HANA being the latest and within that you’d have different versions. So you’d want to be trained in the latest version so your skills are up to date). Experience matters the most over certification.
Hi katie, greetings from India. I am a chartered Accountant in india which is equivalent to US CPA. Should I go for a SAP Consultant. I got a offer from KPMG. Should i accept the offer?
Hi, go watch this vlog of mine ua-cam.com/video/OMn7AfV7GiM/v-deo.html and then you decide whether the role would be for yourself. As always in life its vital to do what makes you happy!
Video was really great and helpful. I do have a question like... Can I get to know what kind of work do a SAP HCM Payroll employee do have and the scope for this field?
Thanks for commenting Seeram. Apologies I have no experience at all within HCM so I wouldn't even want to guess. Perhaps looking out for individuals on LinkedIn within the HR space and dropping them a DM. On LinkedIn people are expecting you to contact them a bit more often. I wouldn't expect everyone to respond, but you never know. Plus it may encourage people to create content within their field
@@myhitlife thank you for your response. I will look into it😊. Your video was helpful for me. Keep going and rocking🤗✌
Is there any age restrictions to get into SAP. I am with network background and want to be a SD consultant
Mehboob Hafiz there’s no age limit I’ve seen older people join on the graduate scheme or even apprentice. As long as you are willing to take the lower salary and work your way up you should be fine.
Maybe not all companies would accept older people on the two above programs, but it’s worth asking. I’ve seen a 40 year old apprentice.
If they do not, then I would actually suggest in this case for you to do a SAP Certification & reapply, but message on LinkedIn senior SD Functional Consultants at large known SAP Consultancy companies on what you would need to do. Message the companies you would want to work for.
LinkedIn is a fantastic network for this exact purpose. People will generally be in that mindset to be more helpful & want to build their professional network there.
I hope it helps.
@@myhitlife thank you for the advice
@@MEHHFIZ not a problem at all. Happy to help :)
Hi what is the scope of functional consultant after the introduction of cloud
Hi, same scope its just the implementation of the project is different and configuration is a lot more simplified. With cloud we can't do background jobs etc so a bit more reliant on SAP for that. Go Lives are a bit more quiet. Other than that it's more about upskilling yourself to understand how the project implementation differs from an On Premise.
I dont know about sap but one of friend told me to learn sap. Now i have one question weather i have to learn sap hcm or success factor. Can someone guide me please
SAP has numerous modules! SAP software is a computer system for business processes. So pick a module you enjoy, but if you are fresh going into it. It may be worth you doing a SAP Graduate program so you understand what you like. For now I would just learn the basics about different SAP landscapes. In SAP experience counts more than certification. So don't rush to get certified.
Im a Mechanical engineer but I have learned SAP Native HANA Modeling recently. How are the job opportunities and future scope for SAP Native HANA Modeling? Please reply
Hi, my friend I had to google what that was because its not in my general area. At a quick glance it looks related to SAP BW module. Also, not completely sure that it could be easily transferred to SAP S/4 HANA (latest version of SAP as the one above is the previous version kinda like iphone models). There will always be a need for reporting (BW). Did you enjoy it? You know SAP is a big space and you could go into other areas if you wish. If you're fresh to SAP I would recommend applying for a SAP graduate scheme. I don't work in that area myself so sorry I can't help you anymore. I would recommend having a deep dive into google job board searches
@@myhitlife Thanks for the Reply. And also Peopel may call SAP Native HANA Modeling as SAP BI. Yeah its all about Modeling the Data tables as per the Clients requierment and transfer to Reporting tools like SAP Lumira , SAP BODS ,
Thanks for your Suggestion and your help. God bless you
What do you think about SAP PS consultant? Is it good for career?
I've never done PS myself, but as long as you work with a Consultancy company which focuses on getting clients requiring PS module you'll be fine
I am from India, I just completed my degree in Finance and Accounting, should I go Sap FICO.
I would apply for a SAP Graduate scheme. This is purely a job for people who have just graduated. Then will then put you down the FICO route if you wish. Check out my SAP vlog a Day in the Life of a SAP Functional Consultant to see whether the career will suit you
I have been put into SAP ABAP as a stream. But I'm not sure of the future because of the mixed reviews and I dont find it so interesting. Can u help me have a clear idea on future of SAP ABAP. (As of now i'm thinking of moving towards data science). Thanks. Lots of love from India
Hi my friend. I’m not sure what data science is. But ABAP will always be around in a way as clients will need custom developments. I would recommend though for cloud projects as ABAP is more limited there to pick up Java script for the FIORI front end developments. Hope it helps
@@myhitlife Thanks a lott Katie for the suggestion.
Hello, This is Harish..I m from India.
I am glad that I find in UA-cam, I have 7 plus years experience in SAP BI/BW. NATIVE HANA, B4HANA & ABAP. Currently I'm working in Infosys. Iam planning to switch my career to Europe let me know can you help me with this..I will forward my CV.
Hi, sorry I cannot. But with the experience you have I'm sure you will be able to do that! I would recommend hitting up recruiters on LinkedIn :)
So beautiful you are , and your way of talking. Amazing
Thank you
Mam I am from India learning SAP ABAP
Is it a good platform for me? Will it give me high package?
And Can I get jobs in abroad on that basis? And what should I do..?
Please kindly reply 🙏
Hi, ABAP is a good career path, but also consider learning JAVA script. JAVA script is used within FIORI. There will be jobs abroad for this, yes. To check avergae wages of ABAP Developers have a google then it will give you an idea of what salary to aim for etc.
I am BI/DW project manager with overall 13+ years of experience. And 3 years of project management. Can get into SAP project management with out any SAP implementation experience ? If yes, what could be the road map ? Iam over 40 years aged female.
Honestly I'm not exactly sure. You could probably get into the SAP space if you are willing to take a sizable pay cut and then you can get trained on the job. I would check with recruiters when applying for roles and state this option
@@myhitlife Thank you so much for the reply.
Thanks for the vlog. I'm from India and my friend is a dentist and she is willing to take up a job in medical industry by learning SAP. Will it help her? Is there good scope of future in this for her? Please help.
Thanks for the comment. I would say, "No". Unless you join a firm which is purely to implement SAP projects for Pharmaceuticals companies which is unlikely. In SAP you work on different projects in multiple industries. She's better off taking a job directly in the medical industry. As SAP is more of a tech industry.
@@myhitlife thank you so much for the response🙂🙂
Currently i am working as INFOR LN Erp logistic consultant.Can i join the SAP and what should i do for that
You wouldn't be able to transfer directly at the same level, but I would recommend showing your CV to some recruiters and getting their opinion of what you need. And salary expectations. I hope it helps and sorry I couldn't give any more advice
myhitlife can you please suggest any recruiter.plzz- whatsapp-9555180005
Hi ma'am,I am into sap BW hana module and I want to know how to learn new technologies? And how is it possible to get a job in the same new technology without much experience. I am from India. Please let me know about it.
When you mean new technologies. Do you mean different modules? I would say if you want a more broad role in SAP have a look into joining a SAP graduate scheme. Also, have a talk to your boss to see if you can help the other areas out
@@myhitlife yes,I meant sap native Hana or bw4hana or SAC. And thanks for the suggestions.
Hi
I am working as an SAP GRC ADMINISTRATOR (SAP SECURITY) with an year's experience on ECC 5.0, IBP portals.
Can you suggest me the updates I need to bring in to be a qualified candidate for jobs in countries (Australia/ Canada).
Thanks in advance!🙂
Hi, I would say first things first try to get on the latest sap landscape. ECC 5.0 is an extremely old version compared to where sap is today with S/4 HANA.
Then I would reach out to recruiters to see their suggestions.
Sorry I can’t help more.
hiii
Hi Katie,
I am an Senior SAP Technical Consultant and having 3 years of exp.
Is there a chance to get a job in Abroad.
..
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If yes.
It's very helpful to know.
😊
And I want to know the proceeds.
Love from INDIA 🇮🇳.
I would say so my friend, but go message recruiters etc and see if you have everything. LinkedIn is a good place too
i mam, i am learning sap fico. as a fresher can i able to grab a job? is there a future in this stream.
If you have a BSc degree then DO NOT GET SAP CERTIFIED YOURSELF. Find a SAP Graduate program by a SAP Consultancy and they will pay for you to learn SAP FICO and pay for your certification. You will either do the FI or the CO certification mainly. Yes, there is a future in finance as at some point SAP ERP projects will need to be upgraded to SAP S/4 HANA projects
Can you get a job as an SAP consultant without a graduation .....if we do get an arts grad which is easier would that work???
There are apprenticeships in SAP where you do not need a degree, but its a lower starting salary and they would pay for your degree if wanted. Also, an arts degree isn’t easy and I don’t think you’d get a job a graduate job because it’s very outside of the SAP range.
@@myhitlife after apprenticeship they will take u in as a regular employee right?
@@monsoon5 apprentice scheme you will start at different grades and when promoted will get higher. You can still be assigned to projects like a regular employee. It’s just for people who no degree. I think people are on the scheme for 5 years. You’d have to Google into the details
Hello,
currently i am looking for job change on SAP BW Consultant. if u have any open position please let me know.thank in advance.
I don't apologies. Best of luck! You got this!
Hi Katie , I am Ali from INDIA
I have recently completed SAP FICO training and looking for job .
Can you guide me what steps should I take ? It would be very helpful.
Thank You
Hi Mahed,
Depending how much experience you have (if 1 year less) I would recommend applying for a graduate/ analyst scheme at one of the SAP Consultancy companies. In general google SAP consultancy companies e.g. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Capgemini etc. in India and then apply for their schemes. Alternatively now I would also, recommend updating your LinkedIn profile and apply for jobs that way. It can be a long prcoess, but you got this.
Thank You so much. I'll follow your guidance.
Mahed ali aber always here to help 😊. Make sure you get a strong cv as well. Checking examples on google helps. It can be long winded but it’s worth it. I would say LinkedIn is more of a go to these days & you can link up directly with recruiters.
Perhaps consider posting business related content to the platform to stand out as well 😊
Hello
I am SAP SD S4/Hana certified consultant and have an experience of 1.4 years. I am planning to apply for PR and SAP JOB as well. Kindly help for the same.
Regards
Hey in general I would say to join a SAP graduate system, because they have an accelerated pass. With your experience you would only be able to join 1 grade higher than that anyways and you may not be on an accelerated path or forgotten about etc. I would apply for jobs at SAP Consultancy companies and see what they recommend.
Hi I want to work in SAP in Canada is it that easy I work in ABAP how do I need increase my career
Sap is global. I don’t work in Canada myself. I would suggest reaching out to recruiters and seeing what they would want you to do
Hi dear I just subscribe....so please can I know that a fresher SAPMM student could get job in usa ?
Hi, you could apply for all SAP graduate/ analyst schemes and see if they will take international students. Will take time, but its possible.
@@myhitlife thanks a lot of you kety....
Which will be the best school to do SAP courses in US or any country in Europe
No school! Get a degree (BSc level) and then apply for a SAP Graduate scheme with a SAP Consultancy company. They will pay for your sap certification. In SAP experience is more vital and spending more money on masters etc won’t get you further up the ladder
@@myhitlife I'm a civil engineer and PG too in construction field only, so now can you help me a bit, in deciding which course should we choose and which course might be better for future
@@rochitpandey1168 Hi Rochit, again I wouldn't recommend going to a school. Try applying for an entry level SAP analyst role and doing some basic Open SAP coures (free) so you have understanding of different SAP packages ready for your interview questions for the roles. The analyst role is made specifically for people with no experience.
Hi i have completed my sap sd certification and searching for opportunity so please help....
Hey, be patient with the process especially during this climate too. But use your 9-5 to find a job and LinkedIn is great these days
SAP is a good career. It's just very competitive to get a job. It's been saturated and monopolized by Indians. I worked at IBM for a year as a SAP consultant. I now work in Project management. You really need to know all your stuff to get a job in SAP or know someone to get a job because the Indians will block you from getting a job.
I respond to every comment and generally appreciate people's time to watch my videos, but honestly it seems that you have a victim mentality and I don't appreciate this type of comment. I'm a female, I didn't know anyone and I got into a male dominated industry. I didn't have this attitude towards men getting into SAP. It's all down to the work you want to put in. SAP is global. If you are worried about competition then its down to you to upgrade your skills and not blame anyone else. EVERY GOOD CAREER is hard to get into.
What exit opportunities are available for a SAP consultant?
Haitham Mkamel this is such an interesting question which honestly I haven’t really thought about or looked into. As I fell into the SAP world when I decided to enter it was because I had 1.5 years in it and loved it. I know the typical path is you work at a consultancy and then go self employed into contracting, but still in SAP. As day rates for SAP Consultants are generally good (depending on area) and as you’re self employed pay less tax.
Let me ask around my more senior consultants and I’ll get back to you 😊
myhitlife much appreciated Katie! I’m glad I found this channel, you have yourself a new sub. Keep up the amazing work!
@@mtfz0796 Thank you so much! The SAP related vlogs were never part of the plan, but my followers on tiktok wanted to know what I did for a living. Then this fell into more SAP related q's and honestly I'm happy to help others.
I talked to one of my Senior co-workers and he mentioned, "The exit opportunities for a SAP Consultant is actually very good. The technology part is more secondary to our jobs. As day in and day out we learn the vital soft skills of communication through presentation & documentations and collaborative working". You could become a Business Analyst, Project Management, Pre-Sales, Account Manager and Data Analysis.
For example, even with myself I've transferred my SAP Consultant skills into building a personal brand on social media. This have made me such a a confident communicator via video. So potentially going into the Social Media space.
Having a Consultant Lifestyle will make you a very self aware and independent individual. It forces you to spend time alone when living in hotels.
I hope this answer helps.
Hi Ma'am
what are the future oppourtunities after MM funtional sap consultant
How i can growth in that??
Hi, I don't work in the MM area myself. What I would do is check the SAP roadmap for the MM area and how they see the future on the module with SAP S/4 HANA cloud. In general any functional module you will be first an analyst/grad, consultant, senior consultant and then management consultant. There's growth in every area.
Hi Nikhil I saw your question and would like to share my view from my world side. Here I see good opportunities coming soon. COVID stopped a lot of projects but main part is still running remotely.
I see a new consultant profile working with S/4HANA , I mean more technical. Also, to be a consultant today we need to have much more than only system knowledge but experience, to know how to understand the customer requirements and realize what is the best solution to propose.
@@SAPLifeBrasil Thank you for sharing such a great experience . this will also help me to built my carrier for better prospect.
@@myhitlife Thank you Ma'am for sharing Information.
@@SAPLifeBrasil thank you so much for adding the additional information on what would make a great Consultant! I truly appreciate your input and adore seeing other SAP Consultants supporting each other to help others walk into the SAP world! Keep being amazing!
Can you help me on sap fico fresher . Alredy I'm doing as a end user @ I have done my fico
I would apply for a graduate scheme if I'm honest and say about your experience. It will guarantee you a place and a graduate path will be more accelerated for you. If you are over qualified for the scheme they would put you in at a higher level. But the thing is not going on a graduate path at the start of your SAP career may not accelerate you quick enough. As graduates have a lot more promotion and pay rise windows. Search the big SAP consultancy companies and apply for their grad schemes. linkedin is great too!
@@myhitlife Thank you
How old are you and how high is your salary?
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
Hi.....,what about SAP ARIBA module,suggest me
Companies may have had S/4 HANA Procurement functionality and therefore, would like to upgrade to Ariba. Ariba is an amazing procurement solution and many companies have it as well. This allows a company to have customized catalogs with their vendor. Procurement will always be at the heat of business's so you will be fine.
@@myhitlife thank you
Hi honey, which websites do you recommend to looking for a sap basis job? I'm going to move me to Ireland or Denmark, after this fucking pandemic.
Denmark sounds incredible! Keep the cost of living though. Honestly my friend I haven't searched for a job for years. I generally would search for companies I like. I found my last job because a recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I would say LinkedIn these days are definitely being used more these days for recruiting. So maybe even worth keeping an eye out and adding some recruiters. Honestly I feel you I haven't been stuck in one location this long in 6 years!
@@myhitlife Thank u. I've heard about recruiters... So, I have to improve my profile and add recruiters to my list. Thank u, again.
Hi Katie ,
Can you please help me get some good freelance abap projects .
Hi my friend, I can't. I'm no longer in SAP now. But LinkedIn is always great
Wants to know about PHD in Sap functional.
Hey, I don't think so and honestly I wouldn't see the point in this. SAP changes all the time. SAP qualitifcations are SAP Certifications, but first you would get a job as a SAP Graduate or Analyst and understand which area you would want to work in and then chose your certification from there. You don't need a PHD to get a job in SAP. A BSc will be enough.
HI DEAR
I HAVE 17 YEARS OF EXP IN CHEMICAL MFG. INDYSTRY AS PRODUCTION AND QUALITY. I AM 38 YEARS . CAN I CHANGE MY CAREER TO SAP PP/QM .I AM NEW TO IT. PLEASE REPLY
Hi, anyone can change their career. As you have industry knowledge is great. I would suggest to explain some SAP Recruiters or SAP Consultancy companies and ask them, "What do I need to do to get a job as an SAP PP/QM Functional Consultant". You may have to take a pay cut due to your lack on experience with SAP. But once you pick up the system software you could rise quickly. Hope it helps!
@@myhitlife Yes u r right ,I have taken training in SAP PP in HYDERABAD,INDIA. But it did not go well. It was in ECC EHP6.0
Can you please suggest any one ,who can include me as a trainee in their SAP PP project ,so that i can be a part of live project with zero salary.
Please ,I am thinking it so serious about a career in SAP PP
@@phanikanth7416 I have no contacts in India. You will have to email around etc. Reach out to people on LinkedIn. ECC is very old now for SAP. You want to try and get experience on S/4 HANA projects.
@@myhitlife ok ,thanks for your valuable time
Give some tips about how to get into SAP as an abaper..
SAP graduate / analyst scheme
@@myhitlife I am working as a SAP ABAP Developer having 4 years of exp, really want to get into SAP LABS, pleas guide
@@dhirajsingh575 don’t know what they is sorry
Hii Katie may i know where are you from
UK
Can i do SAP fico is it a good career
Aj 99 I’ll respond with a vlog. Easier that way 😊. I’ll let you know when it’s up
@@myhitlife thanks a lot ❤️
GUI = graphical user interface
Do you suggest it is wise to learn sap fico to get a job
heard fico is saturated
Adeolu Olagbaiye you would learn either FI or CO not both. First get a job on a graduate scheme & your module will come. They will put you through certification and I think it is wise to go into the area which makes you happy. Money is pretty much guaranteed in SAP so just enjoy yourself. I still haven’t really settled down in one area
@@myhitlife .. thank you and if I may ask, what do you mean by a graduate scheme? Can you tell me module in demand for someone new sap at the moment? Heard a lot of people with experience finding it hard to get a job with fico in US
a SAP graduate program is for graduates (BSc) fresh to SAP to get a job. SAP Consultancy companies will have these schemes. Which requires no experience just a degree. It is there they will guide you into which area and job within SAP would be suited to yourself. They will pay for your certification so you don't have to. They will get you experience. A certification means nothing without experience anyways tbh. EWM within the UK is in high demand, but this demand may change. It is better to go for an area you enjoy instead of just picking the highest in demand now. Before you can become a contractor you will need project experience. You couldn't get certified in EWM and get a job contracting.
For example years ago when I initially came into SAP I was put into the FICO team as I had an Economics degree it made sense for me to be there. I hated FI and decided to go more into the Supply Chain area. It's better to like your job than chase money. There are always jobs but you have to be willing to move. FICO is general will be in demand, because every company usually needs it. Especially soon companies may need to upgrade from ERP to S/4 HANA and therefore, FICO will be in demand again.
Just pick an area you love, because when you love it you will be one of the best Consultants & you will always be able to find a job. Plus say you went for an area you didn't like and you worked your butt off. Then you didn't get that promotion at work or you were having troubles at work you'd think what is the point of this all?
I hope it helps.
Also, I have a SAP Vlog playlist on my page which will give you more details about the Graduate program :)
do you know where can I apply jobs in Europe for SAP BASIS Consultant?
I would look on LinkedIn and honestly google. Finding a job is a long winded process and requires a lot of time
I am GLOBAL CERTIFIED. I FINISHED 4 GLOBAL CERTIFIED IN S4 HANA. I AM LOOKING A JOB IN USA. PLEASE HELP ME SOMEONE
LinkedIn is a great place to look my friend. I hope this comment finds you well and you get the help you need
@@myhitlife I have already LINKEDIN account. I am tried there also. I want job in USA not in INDIA
i am a SAP Basis consultant intermediate level, from my observation these 3 years experienced , the salary in this field much higher compare to the other IT field or other job like engineering etc, i strongly encourage young graduates to join SAP consulting company if theres the chances, trust me it totally worth it since its also demanded nowadays, just my 2 cents , cheers
Yes, my friend! Thank you so much for sharing this! It’s why I created these Vlogs so people found out about it! Especially functional consultant roles too and even another route for developers. I’m glad another experienced consultant is showing support and encourage!
@@myhitlife my pleasure miss, wishing you all the best for your SAP career !
@@khairulhafiz3016 And you my friend! And you!
I just finished my career.. now I have a chance to get a free course about abap consultant with a company. So Do you suggest me learning Sap instead of learning another programming language? Such as java, .Net Python... Etc
@@sergiolopez4745 free course is always beneficial. Go for ABAP and java. Java is for SAP too, but can be used elsewhere
I hate SAP.
Currently working on SAP BO
Definitely leaving this field.
Maybe that module or the SAP landscape isn't just isn't for you and again SAP isn't for everyone. Especially a Consultant life so perhaps yourself leaving maybe the best thing. For me personally I love it. But I have a vlog for a Day in the Life of a SAP Consultant where individuals can see whether that lifestyle would be the right fit for them
Your voice is not clear and loud!!!!
Apologies I have adjusted my audio in future video's and I only create YT video's to answer qs. I'm not trying to make money off of it. I filmed this video at 3am in a hotel when I couldn't sleep.
@@myhitlife I m really sorry!!! I feel really bad know!!! Again I will go now and watch it with patience!!! You are doing a great job !! Mistakes do happen sometimes!! That’s okay!!!!😊😊😊
I think you need to improve your presentation skill and prep more before filming in order to gain more view and subscribers
Thanks for your feedback. Honestly I'm not trying to gain views or followers I'm simply just answering Q&A's as I go along. My page is predominately meant to be for my fitness content.