Change Careers into Tech with a Business Analyst Role

If you're looking to transition into the world of IT, then a Business Analyst role might be the perfect fit for you.
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[@izamalcadosa2951]

I did Business Analyst work in my previous career as a Financial Advisor and Salesman. I have not done Business Analyst work in IT the past 8 years!

[@LABigCoxy]

This is the video I needed I'm currently finishing up my business admin degree specialized in cybersecurity, and this is the kind of route I want to go down after college. thank you again keep up the good tech content.

[@nigel3270]

You are awesome!

[@chibikoto]

Alright, I see a Horde hat. Now I'm going to need to creep your office for other things xD Thanks.

[@Dtgarza81]

Dude, congrats on the weight loss!

[@jahazielayala9233]

Laughing now, as BA i get ridiculously big requests, that isnt a standard 😂

[@Suficenter]

How stressful is the work ? As dealing with different people will be hectic

[@alexio6977]

Hey Run CMD can you explain the differences between Business Systems Analyst vs Business Analyst vs Systems Analyst? it seems like BSA's are not that common? or is this a new thing?

[@javieralberty3693]

A business systems analyst I think is a step above because they focus on the nitty gritty of how applications function in the backend. They may not be developers, but they understand some of the inner workings, such as UI, databases, APIs and how they all work together.

[@user-yd4kr2wu9d]

TBH there is so much overlap between these positions that the role is going to differ from company to company. A lot of these tasks used to be performed by industrial engineers and are still done in manufacturing settings.

[@reverandbishop4668]

Have you ever been called IT Jim?