Career In Sap For Interns

They made me go on a business trip to one of the cities of Russia in the south. I talked to the taxi driver and he tells me that it is impossible in Russia to settle independently for a good job and receive enough money. I did not argue with him, but only tried to find those of my friends who found work independently. There were not many of them. In general, we had a life experience with a taxi driver.

While still a student at the institute, I noted for myself different professional directions. I read magazines, sometimes lazily hammered in the search line the description of this or that vacancy. Life, however, disposed easier, immediately after the institute, it was urgently needed to find a job and began to work wherever the friend suggested, namely in the 1C system. I started with a very small salary, only enough to travel. Gradually for six months, I mastered some kind of functional and went to a new place where salaries were already enough to travel and rent an apartment. However, the institute's reading of journals was not superfluous, I already knew about the ERP system, about SAP and about the high level of earnings in the industry. In the course of a year and a half, I submitted a slow resume and finally I was invited to join the company as an SAP intern. Therefore, I think that the taxi driver was not right and if you set your goals and go to them, sooner or later you will come to her.

However, my experience as an SAP trainee seemed to me unsuccessful. I ended up in a rather dead project where the growth of knowledge and experience was very weak, in contrast to the level of wages. And so, I began to get good, but my experience was weak and he did not grow up. I fell into a trap when I did not want to go on a pay cut, while sitting in a warm place and did not develop. Now looking back, I think that even on a dead project there is an opportunity to develop. Many are chasing intensive projects, but you can create an intensive project for yourself.

First, you need to put yourself a self-study program. On any project there are business processes, and I'm sure that you do not know all the details of all business processes. Do you know how the storekeeper accepts the goods? How does the quality department block the goods? Or how does the accountant get bills for prepayment? There is always something to learn, and there are always those who need help if you have the knowledge. Therefore, first of all, learn the business processes, their hierarchy and the connections between them.

Secondly, after recognizing business processes, try to conduct them in test systems. An excellent option may be to rent for little money access to the SAP IDES test system. For example, a good resource provides a site sapides.ru Access to SAP IDES will help you learn SAP more closely. In it you can try everything, try to activate this or that setting, evaluate the system, pass a course of SAP. In addition, access to test systems can be at your workplace. You should not miss this opportunity.

Third, put in your goals to pass certification. Maybe they will not bring practical experience either. But how much help they have to systematize your knowledge and organize your work.