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My father has been a SAP consultant for about 20 years. I remember when I was a kid, he told me about this guy at his work who took SAP home and hacked on it at
by Maro 15y ago
My father has been a SAP consultant for about 20 years. I remember when I was a kid, he told me about this guy at his work who took SAP home and hacked on it at home in all his free-time (he was single). Unlike most SAP consultants who are only qualified for one or two SAP modules, this guy got to wizard-status in all of them. My father always said this guy got so good he had a demi-god like status at the company and was making big bucks.
So, SAP is certainly not sexy, but if you can take the pain and get good at it, you'll make big bucks.
- johnappleby 15y agoI think this is definitely traditionally true, and there are people making big bucks in the SAP space - contract rates can be high for geniuses. What's changing is that open standards mean that the wider tech community can integrate into SAP. This both commoditises the business, drives rates down and makes it more accessible. I suspect that in 10 years time we will see a very different Enterprise IT market.
- eurohacker 15y agowhat is does making big bucks in SAP world mean ?