If you're employed as an SAP specialist at a company (middle-class business companys), they give you a new project e.g. business workflows, XI/PI administration, BSP / WebDynpro and others. If you didn't have the skill to make it, mostly they pay you the training course. But not these shiny T-courses ;). Just a normal training. It's cheaper and you "just" get an document that says 'You took part in this training', but without any certificate! So if you want to apply for a new job a certificate is much better than a training-doc...
BTW: I also heard stories like that in other countries and by other companies... what do you think?
Citoki: To make the sense for this comic clear:
ResponderEliminarIf you're employed as an SAP specialist at a company (middle-class business companys), they give you a new project e.g. business workflows, XI/PI administration, BSP / WebDynpro and others. If you didn't have the skill to make it, mostly they pay you the training course. But not these shiny T-courses ;). Just a normal training. It's cheaper and you "just" get an document that says 'You took part in this training', but without any certificate!
So if you want to apply for a new job a certificate is much better than a training-doc...
BTW: I also heard stories like that in other countries and by other companies... what do you think?