How to Become a Business Analyst in 2020
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- HOW TO BECOME A BUSINESS ANALYST IN 2020 // Business analyst jobs are exploding in popularity thanks to the unique skills that analysts bring to the workplace. With their focus on using facts and data to drive decision-making, they impact every area of the business.
This video explains how to become a business analyst.
It answers questions such as:
What skills does a business analyst need?
How can I build business analyst skills?
How do I get experience as a business analyst?
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What career are you transitioning from?
The Career Force I’m trying to work on gaining skills to help me qualify for a business analyst role coming from Accounting! I’m hoping some of my career experience is transferable to a business analyst career!
product management
Data Analyst
will there be any problem if I switch from Electrical Engineering ? I have just complete my graduation.
Higher ed, helping profession.
5 Skills to be a business analyst:
Problem Solving
Visualization
Distill, Extract and Explain data
Information Management
Communication
Niche Skills
I am currently pursuing my Doctorates in business administration with emphasis on organizational performance and change. A lot of the classes are revolved around quantitative research, qualitative research, statistics for research, etc. We are also covering SPSS. I decided to join a local college to gain certifications in report analyst - classes covered are SQL, data modeling, Intro to IT, Tableau, Microsoft Access, data visualization and reporting. After that, I will be pursuing Python!
please try adding visuals. its not easy hearing a 11 min video with just a person talking. its just positive feedback!
You know you could make your own RUclips channel doing that you humans are so smh always complaining
@@yahebedyah4416 you are truly a buffoon.
Speed the video up…just more positive feedback!
thank you. your videos are very informative.
Really enjoyed the video, very informative.
I have just finished university, having done an undergraduate degree in molecular biology and a masters degree in regenerative medicine. I am aware that this is a very different career path, but I am hoping to put the analytic skills I have gained from my degree, and the personal skills I have gained from a management position within an events company, to good use.
I am attempting to enter a graduate scheme as to progress into a career as a business analyst. Your videos are very inspiring and I'm glad I came across them.
Thank you!
Just Purchased a copy of your book, hope to Learn a lot from it.
Very informative video. Thanks
Thank you so much. Didn’t get accepted into grad school this time around so gonna try the self learning route!
You got this!
@@skfkfkd I’ve been doing dataquest since then and I’ve just finished the python part, the projects on my LinkedIn are dope I can’t wait to add more
@@ProdbyTrehnt I'm sure you'll find a good job. From my exp job hunting they look for sql and tableau/power bi. If you have those in your resume you'll be very competitive.
@@skfkfkd see I have a little experience with that from school it’s hard to use tableau without paying an arm for it but I’ve used it in school
How do I transition into this position from an entry level security analyst?
Love from my heart
Hey Jane ,I feel the business analyst openings we are finding now a days are more like domain analyst/expert.
I am in client facing role for commodity Trade , switching to a different domain is kind of difficult like ecommerce ,pharma ,retail .How to prepare those
Honest question: I'm working on my MBA in Business Intelligence...and in the meantime, I'm pursuing specialties on my own (such as Salesforce, Qualtrics, etc. and other things I know are commonly used). What do you think is a reasonable salary expectation (STARTING salary, keeping in mind I do have about 11-12 years of professional experience, just not in this particular industry)? Thanks Jen! :)
Great video! I have a
Background in healthcare how can I implement business analyst career in starting out do I need a certificate or do I need to go back to school and get a bachelors I have an AAS degree occupational therapy and I want to become a business analyst or dental analyst
lisen at 1.25x
How can a PR specialist transition to being a business analyst?
Hey, I am an IB Y2 student and will begin my undergraduate degree in the second half of 2022. I love the job of business analyst and truly desire to be one. However, I am a bit confused in choosing the right degree for this career. Should I do a
Bachelor of Economics degree
OR
Bachelor of Commerce degree (major in information systems, etc)
Which would provide a more clear path to becoming a business analyst?
Hope to receive a reply by anyone. Thank you🙏🏻
I am interested in starting a new career. I have owned my business for 17 yearsand I know how challenging growing a biz can bem. I would love to become a business analyst but I don't know where to begin
I have an experience of 9.5 years in field service engineering and also after service sales business so how can I become a BA and in which type of organization I should apply please guide me
Mam I am a Mechanical fresher looking for a BA position wat are the skills to develope and guide me for Business analyst job
As a Business INTELLIGENCE Analyst, i want to tell you guys: come to the dark side of the force :>
Thanks for sharing always dear
I really need you as my coach or personal trainer… Thanks for your feedback
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Hello,
I been working in the consumer loan and mortgages for the last 6 years. I want a career change. I like math but I was not that good with graphics. Do you think Business Analytics or data Analyst would be a good career change?
Sure, a lot of your skills from previous experience seem transferable
Brian, I am about to finish up a masters degree in business analytics. Even though there are a lot of visuals involved, most of what you would need to know can be found on RUclips. There are a few basic principals that you would need to understand to make a simple but effective visual. Often the best principal is just that, to keep it simple. If you would like some reference material I would be glad to get you links to some wonderful videos that I have watched to further my education on the side. :)
Hi! How many hours/days/months of work does it take to gain the skils for an entry level business analytics position? I just have my business degree, but no experience in the tech part (starting from 0). Thank you!
How did you end up getting experience?
What can I do work in village
I call BS, my sister was a BA and is now a PM and didn’t have any higher education
Can business intelligent analyst be CFO ?
Wouldn't COO be more likely role?
1:25 So funny
Can business analyst be CFO ?
Yeah, I don’t think your field matters. I think you just need an MBA to be CFO
I did not learn anything in this vodeo other than learning that this BA job going to increase in future. Would like to see actually you telling us how to become a business analyst as the heading says.
Then you didn't listen - which means BA might not be the best path for you.
She explained quite clearly the different steps to take. First, decide which type of BA role/field of specialization you want to pursue, which means researching BA openings and deciding which you like/which suits you best. Then, review the skills they're looking for (hard/technical, and soft) and start developing them - either through formal education, related work experience, consulting, self-employment, or online courses/certification programs. She even explained that she linked a video in the description about developing those base skills. Then, make sure you've developed all of the core, foundational skills to the profession - which she lists. Then, identify niche skills to give you an advantage against other candidates when looking for a job. She THEN explains that another path is to get your degree or formal education and try to land an internship. If you can't go to school, working with a coach on a self-directed learning program w/ certifications and building a portfolio to demonstrate ability is an option.
I mean.. I'm not sure what other information you want? For any job/profession, it's pretty much the same. Look at what employers require. Develop the skills and/or education requirements if applicable. Try to get experience through internships/entry-level positions, self-employment (if applicable), or demonstrate ability through transferrable skills. Then, try to find ways to stand out as a candidate through specialization, unique training/background, or niche experience. Then apply for the job. What else are you looking for?