How to define and setup global value in oracle hrms?
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Hi,I have 3yrs of recruitment experience at India(recently relocated to UK)with BBM and PGDM-HR qualification. I am interested in changing my career to Oracle(functional), after researching now i end up in dilemma whether to undergo whole HRMS course provided by ORACLE partners or only one topic related to my experince. If possible let me know, for which topic in ORACLE there are good opporunities in UK/US.Please reply, thank you. Regards, Preethi
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Hi, I am planning for a course but unable to decide either Oracle HRMS or SAP HR, so looking forward for help i guiding me the best course and also i am from a non technical background.Would also wanna know institues in hyderabad which offer the course. Regards, Swetha