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SAP Career for banking professional
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2014 Dec 23 9:37 AM
Hi,
Qualification: Btech(CSE), Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Management and MBA(Marketing)
Experience: 3Yrs in Customer Service
Working with Private bank as Deputy Manager
I want to move software industry with my experience. Please suggest me the SAP module.
Message was edited by: Colleen Lee - moving from Training to Careers space
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2015 Jan 14 1:05 PM
Hi Anil,
Sorry for late reply. As you mentioned you are a banking professional so I suggested you FICO module. Even if you do not have good knowledge on Finance you can opt FICO. You will take more time to understand the concepts. you have to do more hard work.
If you are in India Certification is a difficult process. Once you get a job in a consulting company and worked there for two years, then you can go for certification without training.
Therefore, I would suggest you go for some formal training to start your SAP career.
Regards,
Sneha
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2014 Dec 24 4:05 AM
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2014 Dec 24 5:18 AM
Hello Anil,
As you are CSE engineer you can easily grasp the concepts in SAP ABAP (Advance business application programming). In Engineering you have studied programming languages for sure.
But FICO (Finance and controlling) will be the best module for you as you have experience in banking sector. You are having knowledge of all the financial terms already so you only need to learn FICO from SAP side.
Hope this will guide you to select a module from SAP.
Regards,
Sneha.
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2014 Dec 24 2:46 PM
Thank you so much for your reply.
Some of my friends suggested, FICO suits only to the people who had good knowledge on Finance like Bcom graduates. As I am not have the proper knowledge related to Finance, is it ok?
Can you please suggest the best institutions of the same and certifications that I need to clear.
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2014 Dec 26 2:10 AM
Hi Sneha,
Thank you so much for your reply.
Some of my friends suggested, FICO suits only to the people who had good knowledge on Finance like Bcom graduates. As I am not have the proper knowledge related to Finance, is it ok?
Can you please suggest the best institutions of the same and certifications that I need to clear.
Regards,
Anil Kumar.V
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2015 Jan 14 1:05 PM
Hi Anil,
Sorry for late reply. As you mentioned you are a banking professional so I suggested you FICO module. Even if you do not have good knowledge on Finance you can opt FICO. You will take more time to understand the concepts. you have to do more hard work.
If you are in India Certification is a difficult process. Once you get a job in a consulting company and worked there for two years, then you can go for certification without training.
Therefore, I would suggest you go for some formal training to start your SAP career.
Regards,
Sneha
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