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crapmemory | 19:04 Wed 16th Dec 2009 | Career Advice
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I have been made redundant and now desperately looking for work. I have seen jobs advertised that say SAP or CRM experience required but I have no idea what these are. Can anyone tell me? TIA
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I've just googled SAP CRM and got half a million hits, so there should be something there to help you
SAP is a software company, they are asking for experience with the SAP portfolio of products.

CRM stands for something like Client Relationship Management, it a SAP product.

Thanks.
It's actually Customer Relationship Management. It is one of the suites of Applications that make up the SAP system - the one that deals with finding and maintaining customers.
If you have no idea what they are, I would suggest you don't apply for these jobs.
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Another-view....the reason I wanted to know is the job descriptions sound as if I could do the job but I just wanted to know exactly what they were. When I know EXACTLY I can apply for jobs explaining that I know what these systems are but although I haven't used them I am more than willing to learn.
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Sorry.....rant over. Thanks for all your replies.
I would still think you were wasting your time looking for jobs where you have no clue as to what the job entails. I could go for a rocket scientist job and say I am willing to learn.

If it says "experience required" then that is what it means. You would be wasting both yours and the employer's time by applying for this.
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Not necessarily. My last job was advertised as needing someone with experience but I got an interview, said I was willing to learn and got the job! I was there for 9 years until the company made us all redundant in November.
And another-view perhaps you could let those nice people at every JobCentrePlus in the country know that that is a valid reason for not applying for jobs.
I would hope that staff in such a position would realise this.
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No you are wrong there. I have the joy of signing on as I am now unemployed. They have given me job leads that have expired, oil rig jobs in Scotland and jobs where English is not needed. Another government office doing a fine job!

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