Picture this scenario. You are sitting in a crowded conference room, presenting your analysis to senior stakeholders. Someone asks about your qualifications. Your experience speaks for itself, but that business Continue Reading →
Thinking about starting a career as a junior business analyst? One of the first questions on your mind is probably: how much does a junior business analyst actually make? The Continue Reading →
Last month, a software developer asked me why his colleague with less technical knowledge was earning nearly the same salary. That colleague was an IT Business Analyst. The developer could Continue Reading →
If you’re considering a career as a business analyst, one of your first questions is probably about money. What can you realistically expect to earn when starting out? The good Continue Reading →
A project team gathers for a requirements session. The business analyst starts talking, but within minutes, stakeholders look confused. Technical terms fly around the room. Developers glance at their phones. Continue Reading →
As a business analyst, your success hinges on one skill more than any other: communication skills. Think about your typical day. You translate technical jargon for business stakeholders, pull requirements Continue Reading →
Picture this: you’re sitting in a meeting room, staring at a whiteboard covered with sticky notes, flowcharts, and hastily drawn diagrams. Your team is scrambling to figure out why last Continue Reading →
You are a software developer with solid experience in information technology. You have been thinking about moving into business analysis, but you keep hearing discouraging comments. People tell you that Continue Reading →
The landscape of business analysis has transformed dramatically over the past few years. What worked in 2019 simply does not cut it anymore. Back then, a business analyst could get Continue Reading →
Picture this: You walk into the office on Monday morning, and three different people are already waiting to talk to you. The development team needs clarity on a requirement. The Continue Reading →