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Advice Req: How to get an oppurtunity to work for a global client

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arindamsur
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‎2019 Jun 23 10:17 AM

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I am currently working as a SD Functional Consultant in Indian MNC.I have 2+ Years work experience in SAP SD & CS Warranty module. So far I got opportunity to work into support project for serve Indian Client. Now I am wiling work for a global client. In my current organization, there is no scope. So I have to change job. I want to well prepare for interview so that I can directly get an opportunity to work for a global client. My target to work in implementation project also. There is a trend in job market that if consultant work in Indian support project than interviewer try to push into indian project only.

What should be my strategy to achieve my goal? What are the subject areas I should focus? How can I prepare myself?

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Lakshmipathi
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‎2019 Jun 23 12:47 PM

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There is a trend in job market that if consultant work in Indian support project than interviewer try to push into indian project only.



Not sure, from where you got this impression as your understanding is incorrect. I also don't understand your comment that since there is no scope in your current employment, you look for global project. Does it mean, if you get one more domestic project, you will not accept? Is there any specific reason that you are very particular in global project?
From functional point of view, you need to explore on interfaces which in predominently, in global projects, interfaces will come into picture and any issue comes, as a functional consultant, you should be in a position to find out the root cause of the issue. I am afraid that with 2+ years of experience, you will get an implementation project but if you are able to get, make use of that to the fullest extent

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Lakshmipathi
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‎2019 Jun 23 12:40 PM

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Please avoid using tags which are not relevant to your query. Your post is related to your career but you have used Sales and Distribution which is specific to SD issues and hence, I have removed that.

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arindamsur
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‎2019 Jun 23 2:13 PM

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Sorry Sir. My mistake.

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Lakshmipathi
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‎2019 Jun 23 12:47 PM

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There is a trend in job market that if consultant work in Indian support project than interviewer try to push into indian project only.



Not sure, from where you got this impression as your understanding is incorrect. I also don't understand your comment that since there is no scope in your current employment, you look for global project. Does it mean, if you get one more domestic project, you will not accept? Is there any specific reason that you are very particular in global project?
From functional point of view, you need to explore on interfaces which in predominently, in global projects, interfaces will come into picture and any issue comes, as a functional consultant, you should be in a position to find out the root cause of the issue. I am afraid that with 2+ years of experience, you will get an implementation project but if you are able to get, make use of that to the fullest extent