Reply to: SAP Certification - worth it?

[milanbenes]

which poster was that ?

Milan.

[milanbenes]

.Net gentlemen, that's where it's at and where it will be for a long long time to come.

All aboard the (toot)(toot) .Net gravy train.

Milan.

[rootsnall]

Already done it ! You've been reading too many surveillance society posts.

Was there ever any feedback from the poster who was being threatened with legal action !?

[Zorba]

what Milan said.

[milanbenes]

oh thank you

Milan.

[milanbenes]

see what I mean

Milan.

[rootsnall]

Are you self censoring !

[milanbenes]

good luck

Milan.

[rootsnall]

I have no intention of acquiring any extra knowledge until I have a bout of unemployment but its always good to be only a few years behind.

[milanbenes]

dunno

Milan.

[rootsnall]

What's that ?

[milanbenes]

good on you

Milan.

[Zorba]

Pondlife - you should have stocked up on the boiled sweets, packets of biscuits and all-you-can-eat lunches at the old training centre. In the olden days of course, when it was worth taking any training in it. Of course.

[Pondlife]

Good point.

I have had to sell my house since the downturn and I'm now living under a huge pile of SAP training manuals supported on all the free pens. Fortunately the binders are quite thick so we're still kept warm. Just wish they were edible.

[Zorba]

Milan - thanks for reminding me. I forgot to mention that there's no future in SAP. Apparently offshore 'consultancies' are no longer even trained in it, and most of their SAPpers are begging in the streets knee-deep in torn up SAP manuals. The ones that refused to retrain into .net, that is.