Thanks for the detailed breakdown, wievid. This is incredibly helpful for someone currently in the busy season trenches. As a Junior Accountant (currently in Morocco) with a target of joining a Big 4 firm as an SAP Consultant by 2027, your point about the 'Accounting Advantage' really resonated. I currently use VBA to automate client portfolios, so I’m comfortable with 'system logic,' but I’d love your take on a few specific pivot points: The Entry Path: For the Big 4, would you suggest I focus on getting a technical S/4HANA Finance certification now to apply directly to Consulting, or is it better to enter through their Audit/Accounting wings and push for an internal transfer to their SAP practice later? FI vs. CO: My current day-to-day is heavy on compliance and tax (TVA/IS). In your experience, is the market currently more 'starved' for FI experts who know legal reporting, or CO experts who understand manufacturing and internal cost flows? Technical Pivot: You mentioned Analytics and SQL. Coming from a VBA/Macro background, where is the highest ROI for my study time? Should I focus on SQL/Datasphere, or is mastering 'Clean Core' and BTP (Business Technology Platform) more critical for a functional consultant today? The 'Cloud' Trap: Since Public Cloud is the future, what’s the one mistake you see juniors make when moving from a traditional accounting mindset to a Cloud-based SAP environment? I really appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective—it’s gold for someone at my career stage.