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[captainham]

Jobserve - SAP HANA CONSULTANT
London - £100.00 - £150.00 per day
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Posted: Wednesday, 14 May 2014


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Hydrogen Group
SAP HANA CONSULTANT

You clearly know the market very well, you've really done your research. Well done you.

I bow before your clearly extensive knowledge; the real-world situation that I see/know of in an actual real environment is clearly a figment of my imagination.

[mrdonuts]

fill your bootees

Jobserve - SAP HANA CONSULTANT
London - £100.00 - £150.00 per day
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Contract
Posted: Wednesday, 14 May 2014


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Applicants who require a work visa welcomed
Hydrogen Group
SAP HANA CONSULTANT

[NotAllThere]

SAP ABAP Developer

Mostly in India now.

[Eirikur]

Better try Germany, the SAP market is huge there

[Andy Hallett]

Have you tried http://www.thesapjobboard.com

[mrdonuts]

i think most on here will agree that nothing on jobserve = no demand, especially if its supposed to be a mainstream product

[captainham]

checked on jobserve and there are 3 HANA contracts in the last seven days and HANA is listed as a nice to have, so not a particularly hot area

Good for you and your limited research on Jobserve. However my knowledge of the topic is based on reality.

My client is crying out for HANA resource but there seemingly aren't enough people out there yet. I guess it is still viewed as something of a niche area so the agents have been desperately putting the feelers out to see who they can get hold of.

I know of another company who has temporarily parked their HANA plans whilst they try and round up a decent enough team.

If that's not hot, then I don't know what you consider hot to be.

[mrdonuts]

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And as mentioned earlier, HANA is hotter than a greased fireball right now...but if you had that skillset, I doubt you'd even have the time to post here as you'd be too busy beating the agents off with a large stick (or more like they'd be trying to beat you off, if you catch my drift).[/QUOTE]


checked on jobserve and there are 3 HANA contracts in the last seven days and HANA is listed as a nice to have, so not a particularly hot area

[sathyanap]

Depends on which area of SAP, perhaps you could elaborate?

SAP ABAP Developer

[captainham]

Depends on which area of SAP, perhaps you could elaborate?

And sector. Still seemingly a reasonable amount of work in the traditional modules (MM, SD, etc, i.e., consultancy-type role and not just techie) in both Retail and Manufacturing, but if you're ABAP (I'm assuming so), perhaps not so much.

And as mentioned earlier, HANA is hotter than a greased fireball right now...but if you had that skillset, I doubt you'd even have the time to post here as you'd be too busy beating the agents off with a large stick (or more like they'd be trying to beat you off, if you catch my drift).

[Brussels Slumdog]

It depends on your skill set. You need client facing consultancy skills. It also depends on how far you wish to travel. I'm a FICO based in Brussels working Mondays to Friday the UK

[Andy Hallett]

Depends on which area of SAP, perhaps you could elaborate?

[darrylmg]

Crap

HTH

Glad someone else thinks so.
BI might be booming, but if there's less and less employees who's reading all those darn reports?

I've spent some time skilling up.

[greenlake]

How is the SAP contract market in UK. I have been trying for the past five months...still no luck.

You're a techie, right?

Unless you have hands-on experience with SAP mobile solutions, SAP cloud services, or SAP HANA, you'd better have a good Plan B.

[Pogle]

SAP consists of many different parts.
BI is booming.