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cesarmora
post Aug 23 2008, 07:12 PM

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wow..this thread actually made me sign up as a member...


Added on August 23, 2008, 7:15 pmwhats the salary range have u guys heard of ..... need to have a comparison between........ module VS age VS years of SAP exp.



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post May 3 2009, 04:45 PM

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i think when it comes to inexperience ones, its Axon. You dont hear much complains from Axon because obviously, all you ppl hear is local news and Axon's core is not local, they're very Europe, US based.

I heard they have intakes, 3-4 times a year and its all for fresh graduates!

Accenture dont do fresh graduates, from the way i last heard they hire, even "experience" get rejected from their hard interviews.

JSPC was the perfect fresh grad company once, now they have joined with Axon. Infact all local companies are taking in fresh grad and training them.

So open your ears.


Added on May 3, 2009, 4:58 pm
QUOTE(chezzball @ Apr 10 2009, 08:13 PM)
nope i dont think so..

companies are usually very cost conscious and i dont think they pay so MUCH just for its name. normally they would engage consulting firms like Accenture for e.g for a solution.. for sure Accenture wanna untung a LOT of money so they propose to use SAP... then company sure reluctant coz so damn high pay... so Accenture will send in its BEST marketing and sales people in and 'psycho' the top mgmt of the company til they nod. then these sales ppl untung commision in millions of ringgit and accenture earn commision from SAP + consulting fees... then after implement the customer baru realize kena tipu, so didnt use much.. force its staff to use it so that wont waste money lol
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Talk about the track record, not just the untung. Why does companies only choose oracle or SAP.. must be something right? You obviously have no idea how stategic options are evaluated and why they choose either SAP or not. When they ask for Accenture, they're already asking for SAP. Cause they'll send in their SAP negotiators.. You think ppl can simply go in and talk any solutions?

Chezzbal, if you can quote companies which are screwed up by SAP, or Accenture please list them all here. I would like to know and see if your facts are valid and not some relentless ranting. Cmon, talk facts..not just making noises of complaints.

SAP is for companies which can afford it ..yes, some pay for name. It is thee of the insanely expensive software, that everyone knows... Even decision makers know and decide before signing the multi million dollar deal, we're talking Ringgit here.

Some choose it for the reliable system supporting their business, be in oracle or SAP.. not some ah chong software called "cheezbal solutions"l for instant. Pun intended.

Besides all those Directors from the client's side, do you actually think the words of any sales man can convince them so easily to use SAP? They're some chinaman run, they are cost conscious...whatever they decide might well have some valid points, not to mention advantage of using a specific software.

SAP is expensive...OFCOURSE!!! wht the hell do you think?! I have seen and been in far too many other SAP consultancy companies, now sitting in MNC and I can assure you that those smaller cowboy companies are event worse.

Chezzball, remember your homework,


Added on May 3, 2009, 5:07 pm
QUOTE(imax80 @ Apr 12 2009, 09:25 PM)
emm you may try to enquire SAP malaysia, Obtech or Axon...got several new colleagues who is certified in my company. i heard the course is expensive about RM20K.
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certified does not guarantee u high pay and a job btw. i know ppl who have paid 25k and struggle to find job in SAP.

First questions is..do you have experience. Second if you got family. And they will pay you normal salary, if got family a lil higher..Thats all.

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post May 4 2009, 11:33 PM

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QUOTE(chezzball @ May 4 2009, 08:58 PM)
you're right thar pal ~ cesarmora really need to get his facts right =P accenture fan boy indeed  rclxms.gif


Added on May 4, 2009, 9:08 pm

To answer your question with facts

point 1.

"SAP implementations are notorious for their difficulty and cost overruns, and last month jeweler Shane Co. blamed difficulties with SAP's software as partly responsible for the company's bankruptcy." facts here
point 2. mah homework and mah assignment

point 3. i am certified and i get paid more than my seniors (non-certified) now... and FYI it's RM31.5k

point 4. some experience, higher paid than the married guy over thar

you know the drill, pic or.......
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Hhehe, yeah lah all those google thing I know. I'm no accenture fan, infact I'm digging up all the dirt I can find. If there's dirt I'll know, just like how Harald the CEO sold of ISS of all his share why? must be some story behind it, and that we must did..the WHY the HOW and the WHAT.

I was wanting to know about the local clients. Trust me, I've done some sale pitches and dont need to say project screwed up la, even sales pitching screwed up everyone in the market will know what more project screw up. So when you mention accenture, ofcourse yes on a global scale they should be crucified if they messed it up.

All those news on google, on the net yeap read them and I could not agree more, to a certain point. But compare them with the local companies in Msia, most are worst also, im not pro acc but i know when they do sales pitching, their rates are a little higher, everyone knows that but they still win projects, they still somehow steal the cake of others, I dont know if its the brand they carry or their sales ppl must be really. good.

For you if you're paid higher, perhaps its because you jumped around which is understandable- if not then you're simply blessed really.

I'm certified myself but my starting was no different than a master holder that joined along. All these years of jumping sure did bring my salary high, but i dont think its just because of my cert, in fact i can see it weighing about 20%, if compared to the 80% of "experience". Experience is such an over rated word in SAP world don't you think?


Btw when i did my certification it was 22,500K. Price has gone up huh.

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post May 7 2009, 12:29 AM

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QUOTE(lelynx @ May 6 2009, 12:24 AM)
I would say that SAP products will have its strong and weak points from my 1 year experience on ECC, NW and Basis stuffs
In term of technology wise (especially on Java Stack), it was well thought off
This statement is from my 5 years experience on Java and web technology

Sad to say this but it's the experience of the so-called System Implementer (SI) in M'sia that pull down the reputation of the system
OMG, their consultancy tips can really get you on Mary-go-around but end of the day, my issues were not solved yet
And they are one of the top certified SI by SAP M'sia smile.gif

And talking about *experience*, I have met with many Basis guys saying that they have how many years of implementation
U know lah, mostly are those from India / Malaysia SI sweat.gif
Talk only without any solid justification to the suggested solution  whistling.gif  doh.gif
Still, they can't even solve my Java Performance Issue after half a year of implementation and ended I'm solving it myself (mind me, I'm a new-comer to SAP stuffs) tongue.gif

Well, I can't disclose too much of my issues at my company here (P&C)
But venturing to SAP field is somewhere fun and challenging if you know what area you want to be focused on
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I already have a hint where you're coming from... but indian consultants some are damn good, some are lousy crap. I've met some bullshitters and i have leaved fromfrom really good knowledgeable ones. Somehow asian consultants still have the edge, chinese especially. But then again, there aint not much green field projects no more. Those that want to do certification, be prepared to work very hard first 3 years, the 4th, 5th year ah the head hunters will start calling.

But on a second note, most malaysian head hunters only have the crap roles seriously. If you've appliedto all main MNC's and consulting firms, they are pretty much useless.


Added on May 7, 2009, 12:33 amgiven a choice, which country will you want to work between these 4.

China (Shanghai)
Singapore
Thailand (Bangkok)
Australia - with 30% or more of ur money going to tax

don't go into detail, we're talking feeling here, which country you think as a SAP consultat you'll be able to adjust well if there is a project need?

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