My boyfriend is looking to buy his first bike, and I’m trying to help him despite knowing almost nothing about bikes 😂
His current shortlist:
Meteor 350 - Blue Chrome / Red Chrome
Triumph Speed 400 -Red/Black / Orange/Black
Classic 350 - Brown Chrome
He’s on the shorter side, so comfort, seat height and handling are important. Which one would you recommend, and are there any other bikes we should consider?
My boyfriend is looking to buy his first bike, and I’m trying to help him despite knowing almost nothing about bikes 😅
His current shortlist:
Meteor 350 – Blue Chrome / Red Chrome
Triumph Speed 400 – Red/Black / Orange/Black
Classic 350 – Brown Chrome
He’s on the shorter side, so comfort, seat height and handling are important. Which one would you recommend, and are there any other bikes we should consider?
Looking for a good phone recommendation for my dad under ₹25K. Main priorities are good camera, smooth performance, good storage, and decent battery life. Samsung/OnePlus/Redmi or any other suggestions are welcome!
Want to know salary progression in ABAP
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Hi everyone, I’m looking for some genuine career advice, especially from working professionals who can give me a realistic perspective.
I’m a fresher with around 8 months of experience at an MNC, currently working on a SAP ABAP support project.
To be honest, I’m not sure if I want to build my long-term career in SAP. My current work is mainly support-related, and I don’t feel particularly interested in continuing in this domain.
I’m more interested in AI/ML. I have previously learned AI and worked on a few AI-related projects, but I haven’t had professional AI experience yet.
I now have a potential opportunity to join a startup where I would get to work on AI-related projects. The startup is also offering me almost double my current package.
So I’m confused between:
Current MNC:
• SAP ABAP support project
• Stable MNC
• 8 months of experience
• Lower package
Startup:
• AI-related work
• Potentially much more hands-on learning
• ~2× my current package
• Less stability / higher risk
My biggest concern is whether leaving an MNC after only 8 months is a bad career decision.
Would it be better to stay, try to move from support into SAP development/S/4HANA, and build my career in SAP?
Or should I take the opportunity to switch domains now while I’m still early in my career and move into AI?
I’m also worried about what happens if the startup doesn’t work out. Would having only 8 months of SAP experience and then moving into AI make my resume look inconsistent? Would it be difficult to get back into a larger company later?
At the same time, I’m worried that if I stay in SAP for a few years, transitioning into AI might become much harder.
Please be brutally honest with me. I’m not looking for generic “follow your passion” advice. I want to understand the actual career risks and opportunities here.
I’d especially like to hear from working professionals, senior engineers, hiring managers, or people who have switched from SAP/enterprise roles into AI/ML.
If you were in my position — 8 months of experience, SAP ABAP support at an MNC, and an AI startup offering ~2× the salary — what would you do?
And what factors should I investigate about the startup and the AI role before making the decision?
Thanks!
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Hi everyone, I’m looking for some genuine career advice, especially from working professionals who can give me a realistic perspective.
I’m a fresher with around 8 months of experience at an MNC, currently working on a SAP ABAP support project.
To be honest, I’m not sure if I want to build my long-term career in SAP. My current work is mainly support-related, and I don’t feel particularly interested in continuing in this domain.
I’m more interested in AI/ML. I have previously learned AI and worked on a few AI-related projects, but I haven’t had professional AI experience yet.
I now have a potential opportunity to join a startup where I would get to work on AI-related projects. The startup is also offering me almost double my current package.
So I’m confused between:
Current MNC:
• SAP ABAP support project
• Stable MNC
• 8 months of experience
• Lower package
Startup:
• AI-related work
• Potentially much more hands-on learning
• ~2× my current package
• Less stability / higher risk
My biggest concern is whether leaving an MNC after only 8 months is a bad career decision.
Would it be better to stay, try to move from support into SAP development/S/4HANA, and build my career in SAP?
Or should I take the opportunity to switch domains now while I’m still early in my career and move into AI?
I’m also worried about what happens if the startup doesn’t work out. Would having only 8 months of SAP experience and then moving into AI make my resume look inconsistent? Would it be difficult to get back into a larger company later?
At the same time, I’m worried that if I stay in SAP for a few years, transitioning into AI might become much harder.
Please be brutally honest with me. I’m not looking for generic “follow your passion” advice. I want to understand the actual career risks and opportunities here.
I’d especially like to hear from working professionals, senior engineers, hiring managers, or people who have switched from SAP/enterprise roles into AI/ML.
If you were in my position — 8 months of experience, SAP ABAP support at an MNC, and an AI startup offering ~2× the salary — what would you do?
And what factors should I investigate about the startup and the AI role before making the decision?
Thanks!
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Hi everyone,
I really need some honest advice because I'm feeling completely lost.
I'm a fresher working as an SAP ABAP developer at an MNC. I have only around 6 months of experience, and honestly, I still don't know a lot. I'm constantly getting support tickets, debugging tasks, and enhancement work. Most of the time I struggle to solve them on my own.
The biggest issue is that my teammates are also overloaded with work, so I can't really expect much guidance from them. I don't blame them they're genuinely busy. I spend a lot of time trying to learn through YouTube, documentation, and even AI tools, but it still feels like I'm always one step behind.
Lately, they've been assigning more and more tickets, and I've reached a point where I don't even feel like opening my laptop. I've started questioning whether I even like ABAP anymore, or if I'm just overwhelmed because I'm still a beginner.
Recently, a friend who works in AI/ML told me there's an opening at his company and said he could refer me. The salary is better than what I'm earning now, although he also mentioned the work pressure is high there.
Now I'm really confused.
Should I stay in SAP and give myself more time since I have only 6 months of experience? Is what I'm feeling normal for a fresher, and does it get better after a few months? Or should I take this opportunity and switch to AI before I get too deep into SAP?
I'm not looking for people to tell me that one field is better than the other. I just want honest opinions from people who have been in a similar situation.
Has anyone here switched domains this early in their career? Do you regret staying or leaving?
I'm honestly confused as hell and would really appreciate any advice.