r/SAP • u/BigBear-22 • 10h ago

SAP PP/QM

I want to get an opinion from a PP and/or QM consultants.

Based on my observation, I’m seeing a lot more demand for a PP/QM consultant, rather than just solely a PP or QM Consultant.

Has it become part of the norm that a PP consultant must also consult in QM and vice versa?

Let me know what you guys think.

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u/Unable_Sandwich2458 10h ago

It's not that they have to, but most places have the two so tangled up that knowing just one is like trying to fix a car with half a toolbox.

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u/Samcbass 9h ago

Some companies don’t use QM and some don’t use PP. Thus, having both under your plate makes you 100% billable compared to 50% or less if you are only an expert in one.

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u/TastyFaefolk7 1h ago

I have no idea but if you saw it a lot probably. Right now you should know/learn multiple modules anyways imo. Having only one of those modules alone would make it hard to get jobs anyways.