Scope for SAP MM

Hi All,
Looking for ur favourable replies.
Before joining into SAP, I worked for 7 Yrs in diff industries in diff positions. Joined into SAP MM 10 months ago & finished one implementation project also.Out of these 10 months, I got sal for 3 months from my company. Is the industry is in so bad condition ? Desperately i am thinking to move back to my previous company, whats ur opinion ?
regds,
CB

Dear Manish,
Thanks.
I did a mistake while joining itself without checking the company's background. I posted this here to avoid few more mistakes from other friends. Anyway thx a lot for suggestion. Let me wait for few more months & i will decide whether to continue or move back to old company.
Its happening not only to me, but to all the consultants who were working for this company.
Regds,
Kallu

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> hi,
> experts
>
> why only sap?
> what is the difference between other?
> what are the main advantages in sap?
>
> i am very in need of these questions,
> could you please explain me.
>
> kindly
>
> thanks to all
> for spending yours valuable time.
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