If one is skilling up in a significant skill such as any one of SAP, Calypso, Oracle or an ESB platform, etc ... what's the shortest amount of time needed on the CV to take said skill on the road in London?
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How much skilling up before coining in?
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Originally posted by aussielong View PostIf one is skilling up in a significant skill such as any one of SAP, Calypso, Oracle or an ESB platform, etc ... what's the shortest amount of time needed on the CV to take said skill on the road in London?I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light. -
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without _substantial_ time-served experience you will have no chance of getting into sap so you may as well drop that one off the list
it ain't happening
Milan.Comment
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Postwithout _substantial_ time-served experience you will have no chance of getting into sap so you may as well drop that one off the list
it ain't happening
Milan.
The pay is great too. Much better than that .Net rubbish.Comment
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I've got only 3 months teach yourself SAP at home and I'm already on £900/day up North.
SAP, it's the future. All aboard the SAP gravy train. Toot toot!Comment
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Postwithout _substantial_ time-served experience you will have no chance of getting into sap so you may as well drop that one off the list
it ain't happening
Milan.Comment
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Originally posted by aussielong View PostYeah, yeah, SAP was just a filler. I'm thinking more of Murex, Calypso and platforms like that. Obviously supply and demand rules but I was wondering more from the point of a hiring manager looking at a CV?Comment
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Originally posted by aussielong View PostNo. Too fugly.
Churchill - In "I work in manufacturing before you all start" mode!Comment
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