u ppl are abapers?

theALBERTUS - have i seen u in any of the Liverpool LYN friendlies?

anyone here an SD consultant? I have a question regarding SD

eternalflame- we just had one gal who was formerly an end user handling AR join us as a FICO analyst.
so the answer to ur question is yes. how long have u been using SAP already?

hmm.. tempting.. i might go check it out.

*waves*
R3 here!



This post has been edited by GiNgEr^fIsH: Aug 27 2008, 02:13 PM

interview ka?
lol.

why dont u start with urself 1st then.
u want details from others.. shout out yours.

ABAPer huh?
nice...

SAP HR is Asia is still growing.
I would suggest to avoid this module is possible. Limited projects.

Just my 2 satangs.

IT Auditors can try SAP GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance Management)

I heard its PFCG and SU01 all the time. lol

Any travel management experts here?

Sounds like BASF to me.

CrystalFreakz - depends on module and individual interest. i felt ABAP was difficult but HR and SD was easy.

hock007 - yes. 1 question makes alot of difference. especially if there is only 2 - 3 questions for that topic.

What im doing now is a combine module.
abit of SD, PM, and CS.

they revised the marks computation?
well gs20. lucky you and congrats.
it wasnt like this during my time.
all exams was broken down into several topics.

example:
ABAP OBJECTS - 3 questions
ABAP WORKBENCH BASICS- 5 questions
ABAP DICTIONARY - 2 questions

the weightage for Abap dictionary is higher compare to the rest.

gs20 - you did TAW10, TAW12?

jeff pow trained me too!
lol

if im not mistaken.. last time all i did was register.. then i can use the services.. now they even upgraded me to gold member. lolz.

lawsh is doing SAP HR?
I assumed he was doing ABAP all this while.

hm.. i think they are a headhunter.

haha. madhu sent me that certification promo too.

(Associate certification – This certification covers the fundamental knowledge requirements for an SAP consultant, ensuring the successful acquisition of broad SAP solution knowledge and skills. With associate-level certification, you can:

· Gain an externally-recognized mark of excellence that clients seek

· Differentiate yourself in a crowded marketplace

· Execute your tasks with confidence and skill

· Access a community of SAP associate-level certified peers



Professional certification – This advanced certification requires proven project experience, business process knowledge, and a more detailed understanding of SAP solutions. With professional-level certification, you can:

· Demonstrate both your experience and your expertise through a rigorous testing process

· Promote a more globally applicable accreditation with higher billable rates

· Lead as well as execute tasks and engagements

· Access a community of SAP professional-level certified peers



Master certification* – This certification involves demonstrating an expert-level understanding of a specific area of SAP software and the ability to drive innovation and solution optimization through in-depth knowledge and vision. Certification at this level requires broad project experience, comprehensive SAP product knowledge, and the ability to create a future IT vision within complex project environments. With master-level certification, you can:

· Secure your place in an exclusive community of visionary experts

· Pass a peer-reviewed, comprehensive admissions process

· Define and guide long term strategy

· Participate in master-level briefings, colloquiums, and industry events

*Masters Level Certifications not available yet. Scheduled availability: Q3 2009)

still dont really see the priority and importance of this.
maybe im too experience oriented rather then a certification collector.

hi mitsui_seeker!

SAPers, i've recently started doing some freelance work for HR, SD and Travel Management.

so any of ur companies are looking for a quick fix, let me know. thanks.


This post has been edited by GiNgEr^fIsH: Mar 9 2009, 08:47 PM