The Consultant's Guide to SAP R/3 is the complete reference for consultants and business managers looking to hire or work with an SAP R/3 specialist. As a prospective consultant, you will learn good consultant etiquette, successful interviewing strategies, and tax tips for running a consulting business. You will also gain valuable insight on the high-tech consultant culture. If you are a business manager, you will learn how to determine if you really need an SAP consultant, how to evaluate SAP consultants on their experience (not their marketing materials), and strategies for working successfully with consultants. Any Enterprise Resource Planning consultant, or anyone looking to use an ERP consultant's services, will benefit from this book.
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Utterly ridiculous,
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This review is from: Becoming an SAP Consultant (Prima Techs SAP Book Series) (Paperback)
This book is so incredibly contrived, I'm not sure where to begin. How about the part about recommending that a consultant learn to type fast, as it allows one to get more work done per minute and gives the impression that you are busy? In the end, it's just another thinly-veiled attempt by some self-appointed "experts" to cash in on the R/3 phenomenon. There are better books out there that provide a lot more knowledgeable insight on being an independent consultant; they might not be SAP-specific, but neither is a lot of this book's content--in spite of its title.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
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Could have been a booklet rather than a book,
By A Customer
This review is from: Becoming an SAP Consultant (Prima Techs SAP Book Series) (Paperback)
The topic of becoming an SAP consultant has been so over-exploited in the past several years in newsgroups and chat rooms. Now, the authors have done the same thing in their book. The SAP market has shrunk tremendously in the past 12 mos. Launching yourself into the SAP world now is like closing the barn door after the horse is a mile down the road. On content, the book is filled with fluff. As other reviewers have pointed out, all the stuff in this book is freely available elsewhere. Pass on this one.
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Useful only to novices at both SAP and Consulting,
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This review is from: Becoming an SAP Consultant (Prima Techs SAP Book Series) (Paperback)
For anyone who has been in this business very long, you'll already know everything in here. Many pages are even wasted on re-printing information from FREE IRS publications. Why pay for that? The authors also left out some important stuff, like disability insurance and professional liability insurance.
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