#balearning

What does a BA do after all? Are they just documenters? Are they the functionality testers? Are they the bridge between IT and the user community Or Is it much more beyond that? Here is a quick visual for all:

As we grow in our careers and experience, it’s beneficial to reflect, take pause, assimilate, un-learn somethings and relearn somethings. Learning and acquiring new habits is the only thing that keeps us afloat in the turbulent market conditions.

ACTIVE LISTENING SKILL How do you practice active listening as a BA? How have you benefited from this? Here is a brief visual summary of Active Listening Skill

We say change is inevitable, change is the only constant in life, etc. But most of us hate and avoid change. As a BA we hate it all the more when our stakeholders come up with a change to the requirements/ scope of the project when it's going to be in UAT or close to the implementation stage. Here is a beautiful infographic on change management and the cycles one goes through during the process of change based on the Kubler Ross model of change. Please share your thoughts... What are the reasons behind the hatred for change? How can we embrace change gracefully without fighting?

ACTIVE LISTENING SKILL How do you practice active listening as a BA? How have you benefited from this? Here is a brief visual summary of Active Listening Skill

What does a BA do after all? Are they just documenters? Are they the functionality testers? Are they the bridge between IT and the user community Or Is it much more beyond that? Here is a quick visual for all:

As we grow in our careers and experience, it’s beneficial to reflect, take pause, assimilate, un-learn some things, and relearn some things. Learning and acquiring new habits is the only thing that keeps us afloat in the turbulent market conditions.

A day in the life of a Business Analyst - Many aspiring BAs ask what a BA does, can you elaborate. Many who are new in the profession or just thinking of making the shift wonder what is business analysis all about: Here is an attempt to explaining that: