Hi Thomas,

My brief story as follows:

B.Eng (Elect) from Dalhousie University, Canada 1999 --- > Masters in Information and Communication Tech . Wollongong University, Sydney 2001  ----> Masters of Business in ERP, Victoria University ,Melbourne 2010. Presently working on SAP modules MM, PM, PP, BI as a technical resource in FFC, Pakistan.

My way:

Entry Level Job (Consultant&Developer at another ERP, 4 years) ->  SAP Support Job (2 years) - > Bachelor's (finally!) - > Hired! (2011) --> SAP Consultant -->SAP Certification --> Master's (I hope)

BS economics -> 10 years Logistics / SCM practitioner, from entry level to Middle Manager -> 2 years Management Consultant -> independent Consulant on DEC's PCBU SAP project. 17 years SAP consulting so far....

Hi Thomas,

B.com ---> visiting faculty for programming languges ---> free lancing in customized solutions ---> job as a programmer but deputed for gap analysis of SAP B1.

since two years I'm looking into operational issues , drawing MIS reports , functional issuees , exploring the features of modules and implement according to bsn requirements and looking after overall activities. No SAP Certification.

Thanking you

Pradnya

BBA ->MCA -> Initial startup in MIS -> S/w Development Job -> Entry level Support Job in SAP Data Migration -> SAP ABAP Training-> SAP Contractual work -> SAP Partner Consulting work -> SAP Development work  

DEC - really... my first introduction to the world of computers was a PDP-1173.  Then micro-VAX'es and VAX clusters.  Wow.. what we could do in DCL !!  LOL

Seemed my desk was always covered with a bunch of those big orange binders!

FF

Hi All,

Mine is probably one of the shortest path without any major difficulty!!!

Bachelors in Engineering (Computer Science)-->Masters in Business Administration(Finance and marketing)-->Campus recruitment--> SAP FICO consultant (7 months)

Hi Thomas,

 

Mine -> During my school days as part time worker in internet cafe -> College days also the same part time work + Freelancer of logo designer + weekends joomla developer in one of leading sports media.

 

Post completion of Professional degree in Information Technology(B.Tech - IT) - Started to searching the jobs in Bangalore, India - 4 months gone but no jobs - Got a call from SAP Labs, Bangalore for an first round.--> i went but failed in the 2nd round - that day i decided my dream to enter SAP.

 

Took a first step to learn SAP - picked the module relevant to my technical background - SAP BI 7.0 - Got info from local trainers --> 3 months gone --> While taking training itself i got job --> Now my AGE 24 -> and having 1.6 years SAP SD L2 support experience in FMCG business process.

 

I welcome all sap beginners to come my Blog once a time.

http://www.sapvasanth.blogspot.in/

 

 

i'm looking forward my dream. If not today, will happen on tomorrow.

Regards.,

Vasanth S

Here is my path:

Bach -> Developer (12 y) -> Team (SAP-PM) Member as entry level in erp implementation (2005) -> SAP Support (4 y) -> SAP Certified Consultant in SAP-PM (2009) -> Project Manager for SAP (2 y)

Hi Thomas,

My path is,......No IT backgorund .......Never think of SAP 18 years back when i joined first job....But was the great attraction to IT industries...

Bachelor degree in science------> Get in job manufacturing industry in Quality control dept-----> Spent 18 years chemical & petorchemical industies as QC incharge ------> Get oppoturnity as core team while implementation in domain-------> Left job & Join as SAP QM consultant in IT industries--------> From last 3 years SAP QM_PP Consultant...

It is very intresting and inspiration blog for SAP professionals to start and remain in SAP community..

Thanks,

Sunil

My SAP career path is Bachelor in Math and Computer Science ----> Entry level as SAP BW developer through career fair at school -------> Worked in SD module (1 year and half) ---------> Worked in FI module (2 years) -------> Sr SAP BW developer (1 year)

My long term career goal is to become SAP BW architect and I know there is a lot to learn.  I would really appreciate suggestions what I need to do to become a SAP BW architect. 

Thanks,

Anh