What about SAP?

[Peoplesoft bloke]

FFS, tomorrow you could be a leading SAP consultant.

http://www.amazon.com/Sams-Teach-You.../dp/0672328224

Next month you could be developing new SAP applications.

http://www.amazon.com/Sams-Teach-You.../dp/0672312174

It ain't rocket science.

SAP isn't, getting a SAP gig is.

[DimPrawn]

SAP isn't, getting a SAP gig is.

Just get that candidate off the Apprentice to write your CV.

[TimberWolf]

SAP isn't, getting a SAP gig is.

WHS

[DimPrawn]

I'm sure if you pitched at £100/day you'd get a SAP gig after completing all the books and online resources.

[TimberWolf]

I'm sure if you pitched at £100/day you'd get a SAP gig after completing all the books and online resources.

Doubt it, you have to cut out using agents at the very least.

[oracleslave]

I'm sure if you pitched at £100/day you'd get a SAP gig after completing all the books and online resources.

I think someone might smell a rat at £100 per day.

[DimPrawn]

I think someone might smell a rat at £100 per day.

Works in India. I'd just change my name to Dim Patel.

[milanbenes]

ooops double posted

[rootsnall]

I'm sure if you pitched at £100/day you'd get a SAP gig after completing all the books and online resources.

I suggested this to a tried and trusted client to allow me to learn a new 'boomed' part of .Net on 'expenses only'. They said OK but I think were double bluffing me by assuming I'd be dragged back into fixing the same old tulip on tulip money. In the end I couldn't be arsed and stuck to fixing the same old tulip at market rates.

[milanbenes]

you lot don't get it do you,

closed shop

sorry

next


Milan.