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Sap fico employees tell me this.

To people who are already working as sap fico. Heard sap fico is stressful job. How many hours you all work how much work load you al have and do you all have work life balance thing? In an average day approximately? I need to have good career and good payscale but not at the cost of giving up my personal life. Somebody pls let me know ur experience in sap fico consultant

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u/IronKey6789 — 3 days ago
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4+ YOE ABAP dev at a govt PSU, struggling to land private-sector interviews

Background: 4+ years at NTPC Limited (govt PSU) across SAP ABAP, UI5/Fiori, OData, and SAP XI/PI. Built RPA automation that cut a full-day process to a few hours, Fiori HR self-service apps, and migrated Web Dynpro to UI5 for S/4HANA readiness.

The gap: everything's on ECC, "S/4HANA readiness" is as close as I've gotten, no hands-on CDS/RAP/BTP, and no formal SAP certification.

Applying to private companies for a few weeks now, getting recruiter screens but no real interviews.

Would appreciate advice: is it the missing S/4HANA/CDS/RAP/BTP exposure, the lack of certification, how I'm framing PSU experience, or something else entirely that's likely holding back the interview conversion, and what would you prioritize fixing first?

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/pantprakhar

Thanks in advance.

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u/pypantprakhar — 7 days ago

Sap Sd or Sap Ewm (mm)

Hi, i am 32 age mechanical design engineer of 3 yoe. I want to switch to sap for various reasons such as owrk culture, salary growth and better stability. But i am confused over which sap module to choose for better and faster growth as well as trend in the future. People have different opinions over every other module being saturated. I am curious to not choose the wrong path as i need to be sure of the long term future in it. Please help me with your guidance. Thank you

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u/One_Yam_8579 — 9 days ago

Need guidance regarding SAP FICO.

I'm a BBA graduate and recently came across SAP FICO. Is it fine I'm planning to get into it in order to get a job in accounting field? If yes, then what prior knowledge should I've and how is the job market for freshers?

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u/CabinFever707 — 13 days ago

Hi. I'm new to reddit, and this is my first post.. I work in Accounts payables (invoice processing) currently. I earn upto 5LPA and I've done BBA in finance, I use SAP ECC in my daily work but I want to earn more like around 10 lpa what courses should I do to reach that? Is it even realistic?

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u/fablewhiskers — 13 days ago