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i completed my B.E(CSE) in the year 2006 and i have 2.6
years of recruitment exp both in consultancy and corporate..
now i want to switch to SAP-HR, can anyone let me know, if i
do SAP-HR course, can i get job into SAP-HR??
NOTE: I dont have MBA-HR
kindly suggest me, ASAP !!!!!
Regards
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Answer Posted / praveen
Definetly you will get a job but u have to complete your
SAP HR (E-recruiting). There are lot of openings in Wipro
for SAP HR (E recruiting). All the best
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