
Explore SAP career paths from associate consultant to module lead, team lead, project manager, and delivery manager, balancing technical work with people management and project delivery.
Explore the three SAP consultant types, category A, B, and C, and learn how promotion, continuous learning, and personal branding influence career growth in SAP consulting.
In this course, I covered few general topics along with technical topics.
General Topics:
- Suggestions to the employees who are working as Clerk or Executive or Managers in different departments like Purchasing, Sales, Stores (Inventory or Logistics), Engineering, Plant Maintenance, Marketing, Production, Quality, etc.
- Importance of SAP Knowledge and the benefits with the knowledge in one's career
- Clear suggestions to SAP End users who always confuse about their future plan
- Guidance to SAP Certified Freshers who are fresh graduates
- Guidance to SAP Trained Freshers who are fresh graduates
- Importance of SAP Certification during the Job search
- Suggestions to get the Job in a Foreign country
- Multiple ways to plan from now to get the dream job abroad
- Suggestions to escape from fake job offers
- How to plan the career with Technical roles?
- How to plan the career with Management roles?
SAP Knowledge Topics:
- Most people struggle to remember Movement types during the beginning of their career. I have provided inputs to remember and handle efficiently
- High-level goods movements are explained based on starting a number of the movement types. For example, 1 series for Goods Receipt, cancellation, return, etc.
- Remembering and understanding Accounting Entries is really a big challenge to most SAP Consultants. I did my best to give tips to understand better in this course for the accounting entries related to P2P Cycle
- Difference between Debit entry and Credit entry with the linkage of accounting entries among Goods Receipt, Invoice Receipt, and Payment are explained in this course with suitable examples
- Multiple cases are taken as an example to explain clearly to the audience