In theory the idea of having traditional BSAs involved with a project should work quite well, and in practice it often does. The best analysts are organized and great communicators, having the ability to distill the critical information from your project stakeholders out of the “information noise” that they provide – often through a wide range of modeling techniques.
A Business Analyst is a person who acts as a liaison between business people who have a business problem and technology people who know how to create automated solutions.
Gather > Understand > Analyze customer business requirements and develop
Conduct impact analysis and document customer business processes.
With all the job hunting going on right now, I get a lot of questions about how applicants can put their best foot forward and get hired.
To get the most helpful information possible, I went to the source and surveyed a group of hiring managers. They shared the following tips—things they won’t tell you at interviews but sure wish you knew before you came in the door.
In your career, you will inevitably end up saying some dumb or regrettable things to your boss. We all do it to varying degrees at one time or another. The following list of such things is by no means exhaustive, but if you can avoid saying them, you will be doing yourself, your professional persona and your boss a tremendous service.
School Should be fun right? Well for the 21st century college student many studies point out that they are having a lot of fun and probably paying a hell of a lot more then people did years ago.
You know the Catch-22/ Chicken & Egg: "You can't get a job without experience, and you can't get experience without a job."
Young job seekers have always faced this dilemma. In today's shrinking job market, people with years of experience also struggle with it. Whether they face the reality of a layoff, or merely the threat of one, many older workers are trying to reinvent themselves in order to become marketable in a changed economy.
If you’re a Siebel Technical consultant for a long time, and want to continue your career growth in technical filed, you would probably decided to become the Siebel solution architect. At least you’re interested if it’s a good fit for you. Most of the Siebel developers and Admins either move up the corporate ladder to become managers or PMs.
The upside of rejection This morning I was thinking about rejection. On my way to the office I happened to pass by a former building owned by NYNEX.
Back in early 1991, just months before I would graduate from college, a number of my classmates were getting jobs at fancy big companies in Boston. Others were going to wall street. I wanted to do something in the computer industry. And I thought I would stay in Boston.
It's common for us to feel anxious about job interviews. The thought of our mouth going dry, stumbling over rehearsed responses, and being consumed by panic while we ramble on can be terrifying. This fear can cause us to miss out on our dream job as it slips away right in front of us.
