SAP HR Learning Guide for Beginners

Published on January 18, 2009 by yzmercan in Human Resources

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SAP HR Learning Guide for Beginners

This training tutorial is designed to help human resources (HR) administrators and executives, IT developers and members of the SAP ecosystem to oversee and utilize SAP HR, not only as a collection of tools but also as a single platform for monitoring, managing and analyzing an organization’s human resources. Navigate through the sections of this guide in order to understand the full organizational scope of human resources and get tips for SAP HR planning. Decide whether a business case for SAP HR exists in your organization; plan an SAP HR implementation; manage employees; build in organizational controls; discover powerful tips and tricks for executing SAP HR projects on the ground; prepare yourself for an SAP HR interview, SAP HR certification questions, or an SAP HR test; and kick-start human resources training. [...]

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SAP E-Recruiting Definitions

Published on December 26, 2008 by yzmercan in Human Resources

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Requisition
Formal request by the manager to the recruiter to find potential candidates for one or more vacant positions. The requisition is an internal document determining the positions for which candidates are to be sought, the requirements which candidates must fulfill, and how the candidate search will be performed.

Support Team
The support team is the group of persons involved in processing a requisition, application. [...]

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HR Forms and Processes

Published on December 20, 2008 by yzmercan in Human Resources

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HR Forms and Processes

SAP HCM Processes and Forms is the new SAP standard for processing form-based requests requiring an approval.
In this session, you will take a detailed look at this framework, features & benefits, system requirements and implementation steps. [...]

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SAP HR Interview Questions

Published on December 10, 2008 by yzmercan in Human Resources

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SAP HR Interview Questions

You might feel that the answers to the following questions are “canned”, and that they will seldom match up  with the exact way you are asked the questions in actual interviews. The questions and answers are  designed to be as specific and realistic as possible. But no preparation can anticipate thousands of possible variations on these questions. What’s important is that you thoroughly familiarize yourself with the main  strategies behind each answer. And it will be invaluable to you if you commit to memory a few key words that let you instantly call to mind your best answer to the various questions. If you do this, and follow the  principles of successful interviewing presented here, you’re going to do very well.

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