Hi Everyone,
I've completed an SAP-HR course from an unauthorized institution in Chennai a few months ago. Since I can't afford the high fees charged by Siemens, I chose to do the course this way. I want to know from seniors whether this certification from such institutions will have any recognition in the corporate world.
Regards,
Balaji
From India, Madras
I've completed an SAP-HR course from an unauthorized institution in Chennai a few months ago. Since I can't afford the high fees charged by Siemens, I chose to do the course this way. I want to know from seniors whether this certification from such institutions will have any recognition in the corporate world.
Regards,
Balaji
From India, Madras
Certifications doesn’t matter Balaji, only your skills speaks....... All the SAP HR consultants working, are not certified...
From India, Vijayawada
From India, Vijayawada
Dear Balaji,
I am also in a similar situation to yours, and yes, certification is not essential when you possess good skills and knowledge in SAP HR. I have completed my SAP HR course and am now waiting for the right opportunity to find a job in this field. In the meantime, I will work on enhancing my knowledge and skills in this ERP.
Thank you,
Krishna Kumar Pandey R.
From India, Mumbai
I am also in a similar situation to yours, and yes, certification is not essential when you possess good skills and knowledge in SAP HR. I have completed my SAP HR course and am now waiting for the right opportunity to find a job in this field. In the meantime, I will work on enhancing my knowledge and skills in this ERP.
Thank you,
Krishna Kumar Pandey R.
From India, Mumbai
Dear Balaji Sir,
I am in the second semester of my MBA and would like to major in HR. I am trying to be proactive - should I look into SAP-HR now, or should I wait? What else should I consider apart from this? Currently, I am working on a project on Reward and Recognition. Your guidance would be of great value.
Thank you.
From India, Bhopal
I am in the second semester of my MBA and would like to major in HR. I am trying to be proactive - should I look into SAP-HR now, or should I wait? What else should I consider apart from this? Currently, I am working on a project on Reward and Recognition. Your guidance would be of great value.
Thank you.
From India, Bhopal
Dear All,
Thanks for your responses. I completed my SAP-HR training from PSP TECH in Chennai. Currently, they have ceased SAP training and are focusing on ORACLE training instead. The issue I am facing is that I have not been able to secure a role in implementation or support. The only job offer I received was for an end user position, which does not interest me.
I am aware of individuals with limited SAP skills who have landed positions in top IT companies simply because they underwent SAP training at Siemens. This is why I am seeking advice on whether the course I completed is sufficient, or if I should pursue certification from authorized institutions.
Regards,
Balaji
From India, Madras
Thanks for your responses. I completed my SAP-HR training from PSP TECH in Chennai. Currently, they have ceased SAP training and are focusing on ORACLE training instead. The issue I am facing is that I have not been able to secure a role in implementation or support. The only job offer I received was for an end user position, which does not interest me.
I am aware of individuals with limited SAP skills who have landed positions in top IT companies simply because they underwent SAP training at Siemens. This is why I am seeking advice on whether the course I completed is sufficient, or if I should pursue certification from authorized institutions.
Regards,
Balaji
From India, Madras
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