So You Want To Be

An SAP
Professional?
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1. Introduction
2. What in the world is SAP?
2.1. SAP
SAP AG - the company
SAP's customers
SAP's products
SAP's services
2.2. The SAP Ecosystem
customers
SAP business partners
universities and communities
3. The SAP work environment
3.1. SAP job titles
SAP projects
Roles in the SAP work environment
3.2. Permanent vs. contract
3.3. Intangible requirements for SAP jobs
4. How do I get in?
4.1. Spying
4.2. Anticipating hot areas
4.3. Networking
being smart
off-line networking
on-line networking
SCN
other online communities
4.4. Resumes
why they don't get through
tips
4.5. Where to look for opportunities
Current employer
search fromPC
SAP E-Recruiting
SAP customers
SAP partners
SAP recruiters
SAP jobsites
SAP Networks
Third party suppliers
4.6. Education shortcuts
forms of education
free SAP study material
paid-for SAP training
books
multimedia courses
education by SAP AG
4.7. Taking action
5. I'm in -now how do I win the race?
5.1. Becoming an SAP expert
offerings by SAP Education
third party offerings
5.2. Positioning and marketing yourself
traditional offline marketing
online marketing
your website
alternatives
6.
Will I be better off as an SAP
consultant?
6.1. Myths
6.2. Planning
business plan
business structures
insurance
contracts
project plan
6.3. Rates
sources for rates
survey results
6.4. Working with intermediaries
6.5. SAP certified consultant
SAP consultant certification
SAP certification programexplained
6.6. Multiple income streams
7. Case studies
7.1. SAP Trainer
7.2. Senior SAP IS-U/CCS Consultant
7.3. Senior SAP Consultant A
7.4. Senior SAP Consultant B
7.5. SAP Business WorkflowConsultant
7.6. Managing SAP Consultant
8. Appendix
8.1. SAP job titles
8.2. Example of long SAP resume
8.3. Example of short SAP resume
8.4. SAP User Groups
8.5. SAP contract rates survey details
8.6. SAP trademarks
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