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Hi Sharks,
Need some advice
I am currwntly in project with technology SAP TM
I am planning to learn new technology which is more based on front end or application development
Can you suggest me which technology is better to learn as per future scope SAP UI 5 or SAP webdynpro?
Thank you
Infosys Tata Consultancy Accenture Cognizant Wipro @
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Fuck no. People need to stop asking these questions. You move for no one.
You're client doesn't want to sit with you
Fuck no, and that goes for your newly hired MD sitting in row 25 when you got a 1st class upgrade, too
OP that's not #partnertrack that's #cocksuckingtrack. Tired of these suck up experts passing off as consultants. No "sir/mam" just please and thank you. Clients don't bond on your handouts. They bond on actual things in common.
Apparently my Siri has a 3rd grade education .... Your*
I wouldn't move. Who wants to spend an entire flight talking about business anyway. Not me...my flight is my personal time.
Nope. You earned your seat
How else will you bond with clients? #partnertrack
^^all if the above. Perks like that make travel bearable.
She doesn't even go here
Fuck no
D1, serious question for you: as someone from the south who uses sir or ma'am to refer to almost anyone (even friends), should I remove this from my vocabulary? I didn't realize this could make me look like a kiss-ass...
When in the South, use sir and ma'am. It's respectful, just like yes please and holding elevator doors for ladies. But doing that on the west coast or NE makes them feel uncomfortable.
Stay up front. You want your client to look up to you, respect you. Being accomplished at what you do -- evidenced by your first class seat -- is all part of the package.
Of course, it's nice of you to come back mid-flight and say hello.