Mark Laughing all the way to the bank not too long ago that SAP experience, particularly programming, was still highly valued even in this job market. Now I know SAP skills are valuable but $840,000? Obviously whoever that was wears a suit and probably doesn't know anything of the differences in key bindings between vi and emacs. Today some cold water came down on the above story when I came across this article about Daniel Soong's difficulties in finding a new position (he even volunteered to relocate to India) and he has what sounds like excellent SAP experience. I have to believe experience with SAP software, particularly development, would make some difference even in this climate. Don't give up Daniel.
