just my 2 cents, 1st class vs 2nd class don't make much of the differences.

Its book smart vs street smart which makes the different. many of my uni mates has ventured into the SAP market.. some 1st class, some 2nd class. to be honest, the high flying ones are the 2nd class street smart ones.

In SAP, always think of the experience 1st. Configuration exp is the most essential factor. Once you have master that, you can demand hence the money.

This post has been edited by GiNgEr^fIsH: Nov 11 2010, 12:27 PM

I shall not comment about Accenture in depth but i think Accenture focuses more on building management skills.

in terms of fresh grad, don't be discourage. Alot of interviewers also judge based on the way the candidate expresses themselves during an interview. Communication is important. I remember giving a recommendation to the management on a candidate with 2nd class rather then 1st class before.