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Been consulting in IT for 12 years and have/had Microsoft Certs.
If were to go into MIS, I would study SAP, without question.
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It's a common business management/operations/financial software. Oracle is a common and very similar product.
(All: how would I learn SAP? I'm not a computer person, but my employer uses Oracle instead of SAP, and I figure it'd look good on a resume to have experience with both.)
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SAP is the top job skill when you sort IT jobs on Monster or Dice from highest paying to lowest paying. You can get a 4 year degree in it and be making $150 an hour in no time.
Follow my advice and in 5 years you can send me the Behikes.
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I started MIS and realized it wasn't what I wanted to do. Went Engineering instead. Just food for thought. Make sure it's what you want to do with your life. |
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