Видео

Great effort. Very entertaining 🍾🥳🥂🎅🏼🎄

Merry Christmas, folks.

Fun video.

You are all awesome! Happy New Year!

Heheee))) that's an awesome creative stuff, great) Happy New Year!!!)

😂 best New Year’s song 🔥

This is funny😅

Beautiful 😍 Happy New Year 🥳 in Advance.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, y'all 🎄

Good video to revise details&rules of the sequence diagram creation. The diagram itself is nice to show interactions and even the logic of requests-responses.

Very useful. Thank you Iurii

View the whole UML Diagrams Tutorial Playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnJXqUM3imBfhxOwZ1PpxhtU

Well said. I’m concerned with the impression that an ECBA gives to a potential employer: the ECBA holder has zero BA experience. That’s fine for a fresh graduate, but for an experienced person, doesn’t that give the wrong impression?

What about a Business Data Analyst ? I have been offered this position which is a blend of the two.

Watch all episodes of the Passionate Business Analyst podcast here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnK32Ns2CPJRLGfPN7vEetOd

It was helpful!

Great tips, thank you Iurii

Watch the whole Business Analyst Interview playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnKAa-TpvHzYJX3sGUCI7gVK

I'm currently working as a QA and have done system testing for about 3 years. Most of my day is functional testing or regression testing userstories using a UI, DB, and Excel sheets. I'd like to get into BA/QA for products using GenAI and other AI models. Wondering how much of a transition that'd be or is it as simple as just learning Tableau and Python. Edit: Biggest issue with a lot of corporate companies is that they are working on legacy media and super old technologies. What are some of the modern tools that would useful to learn and gain experience in using for BA jobs in AI?

Data analyst for me then.

Good example at the end 👍

View the whole UML Diagrams Tutorial Playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnJXqUM3imBfhxOwZ1PpxhtU

View all episodes of the Passionate Business Analyst Podcast here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnK32Ns2CPJRLGfPN7vEetOd

Watch the whole interview preparation playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnKAa-TpvHzYJX3sGUCI7gVK

View full UML Diagrams for Business Analyst playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnJXqUM3imBfhxOwZ1PpxhtU

View other podcast episodes here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnK32Ns2CPJRLGfPN7vEetOd Learn business analysis essentials: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnK6EYy3jkRcW8i5_UH7tP1G

2:52 I like this guy)

Weldon boss. Your voice is too fainty

Watch the whole interview preparation playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnKAa-TpvHzYJX3sGUCI7gVK

It’s so cool! I do enjoy this travel-educational format 🤩 Thank you so much for sharing, it was really interesting to watch 💚

Great video, thanks

Nice!

Thanks for the video! Cool stuff

Очень Живой 👍Контент

Learn about my life as a business analyst here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnLUiv8abLvAJzIm0lOQCipO Hottest series about BA interview for all BA levels: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnKAa-TpvHzYJX3sGUCI7gVK Most important BA techniques: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnKk7EvS9z92vCO-KjPvr3tH One-stop-shop for essential BA knowledge: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnK6EYy3jkRcW8i5_UH7tP1G

Love this vlog!😍😊

How can one gain experience and coaching to be a business analyst.

Nice one 👍😍

Watch the whole interview preparation playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnKAa-TpvHzYJX3sGUCI7gVK

Great video. Thanks! P.S. Be careful and don't cross the street at the red light 😉

It's a useful summary👍

I like this video, it's interesting. I'd add one more misconception (it was mentioned, however I'd formulate it more strictly): BA is not just a requirements manager.

Writing simply, without deep-diving... I believe BA & EA used to be different. Now they are very similar and even probably almost the same (and even maybe both are like a super advanced Business Analyst :) ). And this is because IT is completely integrated in everyday life of every person and every business. It is almost impossible to imagine business making money without any IT solution applied. It makes no sense to analyze IT solutions without business. Some time ago it was possible to have business without IT, but not now. That's why all in all BA & EA become almost the same.

following your podcast from Ukraine. there's always a question whether someone should talk about something that he can't explain. EA - is the process of business and IT alignment. That's it. Business comes up with a desired state and strategy, IT/EA makes sure that they can enable it in the best possible way. Why do you need EA and not use BAs or something similar? Because IT is an inherently COMPLEX (not complicated) domain that requires a lot of advanced technical knowledge that most BAs and even engineers don't have. Furthermore, it also requires good business acumen on top of it. Real EAs spend their day on ALIGNING business and IT stakeholders around a coherent business technology strategy to move the organization forward, that's it. EA is not similar to Business Architecture - these are two completely different domains that require vastly different skills and approaches. BA - is a description of how business makes money. EA - is a description of how "making money" is enabled through data, application, and technologies. EA work with value stream and capabilities BUT it's not their responsibility. It's an unfortunate state where EA are basically supposed to do everything because someone else is not doing their job properly. Ideally, EA should take the Capability Model from BAs... in reality, they end-up creating their own Capability Models because the business is too lazy to do it themselves. Anyways, it's a discussion that people are having since early 1980s. To keep it simple: EA is about business & IT alignment. Nothing more, nothing less. But the process of alignment probably needs a few hundred pages to explain it properly.

Watch all episodes of the Passionate Business Analyst podcast here: ruclips.net/p/PLslLv-MaDFnK32Ns2CPJRLGfPN7vEetOd

Thank you very much! Could i know the job market of BA in Canada and US? Could i know if a Business analytics degree in north america worth it? For me, i'm a financial analyst in a medium firm for 3 year. I'm looking for a Business analytics master degree to see new opportunities, thank you!