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Which is the best stream to enter?

 
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#0 Which is the best stream to enter?
 
Black
30.07.8 00:00
 
Of the following areas which one would be the best one to work in. In terms of career ops and gaining transferable skills and earning potential.Application Support - SAPBusiness DevelopmentConfiguration ManagementConsultingData AnalysisProduct Lifecycle ManagementProject ManagementSolutions ArchiectureTechnical Infrastrcture.The job is with CSC.Thanks
 
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#0 RE: Which is the best stream to enter?
 
SCS
31.07.8 00:00
 
It really doesn't matter. Do the one that you're best at and most interested in and the above-par success will follow. There isn't sufficient differentiation between these areas at CSC to be meaningful for individual selection decisions.
 
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#0 RE: Which is the best stream to enter?
 
jon doe number 1
31.07.8 00:00
 
I would mostly agree with SCS post above. However, to answer your question directly the business devt stream usually has the highest earnings potential amongst all the others. Take , for instance the business analyst stream- after numerous years the highest you can go to is probably the requirements manager level.With the same amount of experience in bus devt, you will most prob be earning much more as a business devt manager with your own territory.The catch here in business devt jobs is that you absolutely must be good at what you do. Then only is the sky the limit in this field. Note that business devt is a catchy name for nothing but sales( and perhaps marketing as well). Thus, yolu must have s&m skills that are above your competitors to succeed.
 
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#0 RE: RE: Which is the best stream to enter?
 
The POwer of Greyskull
31.07.8 00:00
 
In would say SAP support (if you are junior) - The SAP markets have done well for 10 years, and contractor rates are excellent. Once you get your hands on the product and learn about it, get onto a project and it will be a solid early career path.
 
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