Posted by: ehho2 August 26, 2020
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Samdai is 100% right. There are some so called consultancies who are only after your training money. they google some slides here and there from google and put on a training course for you. they act like they are marketing after your training and that is it, your 600 is theirs now. so be careful with that. There are also some our own Nepali bother and sisters consultancies who are doing that. And there are some, who say it is free but after a week they will ask you for a small training fee . There are some really good trainers and good training tho, so it depends on your research and luck.
the consultancy thing is really old now. It's been going on since i graduated in 2004 atleast( yes i'm old). Most Nepalis who made it through this path keep it quiet and act like they were actually genuine, i guess you can't blame them this is a really shitty thing to begin with anyway. Some of them even claim they went to school computer science or engineering when i was a first hand witness that they were business majors in college. i could not do it. I had to start from very bottom and now i am doing fine but it took me years and 2 masters.
I did take sap in college and went for a enry level interview. the guy was teleguu and i think it was a green card interview now. a green card interview is something where a company is trying to sponsor someone for a green card so they call ppl for interview when they know they wont hire the person. the telegu guy try to drill me and try to look at my resume like he was a detective , but i wasn't lying at all so he just told me i don't have enough hands on experience.
sap is hard, and hard to find projects because they last long. it's almost like cpa , it's hard to fake it. and trust me what you learned in college in acct may not even apply or only apply like 10%, at most but it's my assumption. It's totally different . i don't know but you might be better on other quick plug and play IT routes such as sql developer, business intelligence, etc which has hot market. sorry, it's not very helpful ...
the consultancy thing is really old now. It's been going on since i graduated in 2004 atleast( yes i'm old). Most Nepalis who made it through this path keep it quiet and act like they were actually genuine, i guess you can't blame them this is a really shitty thing to begin with anyway. Some of them even claim they went to school computer science or engineering when i was a first hand witness that they were business majors in college. i could not do it. I had to start from very bottom and now i am doing fine but it took me years and 2 masters.
I did take sap in college and went for a enry level interview. the guy was teleguu and i think it was a green card interview now. a green card interview is something where a company is trying to sponsor someone for a green card so they call ppl for interview when they know they wont hire the person. the telegu guy try to drill me and try to look at my resume like he was a detective , but i wasn't lying at all so he just told me i don't have enough hands on experience.
sap is hard, and hard to find projects because they last long. it's almost like cpa , it's hard to fake it. and trust me what you learned in college in acct may not even apply or only apply like 10%, at most but it's my assumption. It's totally different . i don't know but you might be better on other quick plug and play IT routes such as sql developer, business intelligence, etc which has hot market. sorry, it's not very helpful ...