I have also put together Beginners Business Analyst TRAINING COURSES which will give you the training you need to make "Business Analyst" your next career. My HIGH LEVEL Business Analyst Guide: - gum.co/CWmB MY FULL COMPLETE AND DETAILED BUSINESS ANALYST TRAINING (STEP BY STEP) - gum.co/pfkjC
some corrections if you may. The BRD (business requirement document) is a document which explains in detail what needs to be developed. After it's conception, it will contain the user stories, which can be created by BA (business analyst) or PO (product owner). These user stories are being added to the product backlog, which will make into a sprint backlog when PO priorities them. But these BRDs are not specific to waterfall, they can be used (and they are) in any development process, either waterfall, agile or safe. The BA works in partnership with PO and BUs (or stakeholders) to close that gap between business and development and ensures that the feature/business requiremets are understood by the scrum team.
i just took a 4 month BA course. I am trying to do a career change from education. How were your interviews? Can you give me any must know questions from your experience please.
Thanks for the video. I have a BBA in M.I.S. And just applied for a Business Analyst Merchandising Role within my company. I have worked as a service desk analyst for 3 years at this company prior to applying. This video is definitely helping me visualize what I will be doing on a day to day basis.
The process is the same, only difference being that agile presents that opportunity for shorter feedback cycle - releases are prioritised based on perceived value.
Hey, Love your stuff. Have to ask, do you really see Agile as a mehodology? In my opinion, Agile in an of itself is really not a method. A method has steps to follow, but Agile is not dictated by steps due to its prinicpals. Thoughts?
Hi BA Tutor, I have been following your tutorials and I can tell you are doing a good job, I have a QA testing background with over 10 years experience working in an Agile, waterfall and v&v model. I am a senior qa who have led my team in the past. I am now looking for a career switch and wondering if I could get some advise in terms of incorporating my related experience in my CV as i can really resonate with BA task and responsibilities after years of working with different BAs. Please get back to me as i’m willing to purchase your course going forward. TIA
Great tutorial. The one question I have is that should a BA also do UAT testing? I feel that the BA is the closest to understanding the business specifications, and how the solution would trace back to the requirements, and therefore the BA is in the best position to plan and execute the User Acceptance Testing as the initial user testing (after QA testing). What are your thoughts?
The BA could but if he did not get the requirements perfectly right at the beginning, he will confirm the design respect his wrong understanding. Then why do the UAT?
Hello Batutor, Could you please suggest some free courses and certifications in regards to BA. Or it would be great and helpful if you could add some free initially and then paid one in Udemy or any other platform. Thankyou.
@@TheBATutor thankyou for the reply. Could you also please make a video pointing out differences and similarities between data scientist/data analyst and BA. Many people think they both are the same.
Well actually, what you are really talking about is specifically Scrum, not "Agile" as a whole, Scrum is just one of Agile methodologies. So the accurate title of this video should be "What Is The Role Of A Business Analyst In Waterfall vs Scrum?". In Kanban for instance, you don't have things like PO, a "master" of any kind and there are no "sprints" as such. Another thing is, both Agile methodologies as well as Waterfall have their pros and cons, there are projects where Waterfall will be better suited than Agile. And if "Agile" is done wrong, it can be actually worse than Waterfall. And when you are talking about Scrum specifically, user stories are created by PO (sometimes also by dev team), in Scrum there are only PO, SM and dev team, BA does different things in this case. While Agile is flexible, Scrum has some rules that need to be followed for it to actually be Scrum and roles are defined in this methodology.
I have also put together Beginners Business Analyst TRAINING COURSES which will give you the training you need to make "Business Analyst" your next career.
My HIGH LEVEL Business Analyst Guide: - gum.co/CWmB
MY FULL COMPLETE AND DETAILED BUSINESS ANALYST TRAINING (STEP BY STEP) - gum.co/pfkjC
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some corrections if you may. The BRD (business requirement document) is a document which explains in detail what needs to be developed. After it's conception, it will contain the user stories, which can be created by BA (business analyst) or PO (product owner). These user stories are being added to the product backlog, which will make into a sprint backlog when PO priorities them. But these BRDs are not specific to waterfall, they can be used (and they are) in any development process, either waterfall, agile or safe. The BA works in partnership with PO and BUs (or stakeholders) to close that gap between business and development and ensures that the feature/business requiremets are understood by the scrum team.
Bro you're the best. Most BA tutorials bore me but this one is great and you really know how to break it down and make it easy to understand.
I appreciate that Eric. Glad to help!
After watching multiple videos,first time I understood where B.A can exists in Agile methodology. Thank you.
A new subscribe.
Best BA tutorials on RUclips. Thank you!
over one month since i started my role and today i understand what's going on. thank you so much!
i just took a 4 month BA course. I am trying to do a career change from education. How were your interviews? Can you give me any must know questions from your experience please.
I Always enjoy the way you explain the BA's role and activities.
Thank you BATutor! Short and concise between the two methods
Dude I am taking scrum master classes . You made it so much easier for me. Thank you and god bless you
Beautifully explained!! Thanks a lot!!
thank so much . I am really enjoying your videos. I got new job as BA so trying to grab every thing from you. stay blessed
Thank you. Your content is very clear.
Your videos are very helpful , thank you!
Thank you! I'm trying to improve my English language when I watch your videos:D
Good explanation, Now i understood the exact difference, Thank you for this video.
Well, technically, you described Waterfall vs Scrum. The rule related to three roles is a Scrum rule, other methodologies may not have it.
Very informative and real business approach, Pls let me know if any other videos out there. Thank you. MB
Wow best explanation I found
Thanks for the video. I have a BBA in M.I.S. And just applied for a Business Analyst Merchandising Role within my company. I have worked as a service desk analyst for 3 years at this company prior to applying. This video is definitely helping me visualize what I will be doing on a day to day basis.
Very illustrative
Once again BA Tutor, thank you. This is real helpful
Absolutely. Happy to help!
Very nice explanation thanks
good lesson !
Very good content
Thank you 😊
The process is the same, only difference being that agile presents that opportunity for shorter feedback cycle - releases are prioritised based on perceived value.
Hey, Love your stuff. Have to ask, do you really see Agile as a mehodology? In my opinion, Agile in an of itself is really not a method. A method has steps to follow, but Agile is not dictated by steps due to its prinicpals. Thoughts?
Nice kyrie
nice
Hi BA Tutor, I have been following your tutorials and I can tell you are doing a good job, I have a QA testing background with over 10 years experience working in an Agile, waterfall and v&v model. I am a senior qa who have led my team in the past. I am now looking for a career switch and wondering if I could get some advise in terms of incorporating my related experience in my CV as i can really resonate with BA task and responsibilities after years of working with different BAs. Please get back to me as i’m willing to purchase your course going forward. TIA
Great tutorial. The one question I have is that should a BA also do UAT testing? I feel that the BA is the closest to understanding the business specifications, and how the solution would trace back to the requirements, and therefore the BA is in the best position to plan and execute the User Acceptance Testing as the initial user testing (after QA testing). What are your thoughts?
The BA could but if he did not get the requirements perfectly right at the beginning, he will confirm the design respect his wrong understanding. Then why do the UAT?
What is day to day activity on waterfall environment as a BA/QA?
So in Agile , can we use a FRD where we can include the user stories in it?
Do Product Specialists or Product Consultants do data mapping ? Is that a functional or technical job ? Need some valuable suggestions.
Is Solutions Analyst same as System Analyst / Business Analyst?
Do you need to have knowledge in Xcel for BA?
Yes I would say you should know Microsoft Excel pretty well. You should know all Microsoft Office applications.
Other than waterfall and agile methodologies is there any other methodologies that companies follow?
There are but 99% do agile and waterfall
V shaped, Spiral and Big bang but as TheBATutor said, 99% focus more on Agile and Waterfall with more companies nowadays moving to Agile
Hello Batutor,
Could you please suggest some free courses and certifications in regards to BA. Or it would be great and helpful if you could add some free initially and then paid one in Udemy or any other platform.
Thankyou.
All the free information is on my RUclips. My courses just do into more detail. They are in description.
@@TheBATutor thankyou for the reply. Could you also please make a video pointing out differences and similarities between data scientist/data analyst and BA. Many people think they both are the same.
Yup will do! Thanks for the recommendation
Give us an example
Thank you for the content but too many ads for a 10 min video bro. I’ve got like 4-5 ads @@
Sorry agile methodology is not just Scrum .. you cannot use agile and scrum as alias..
has anyone told you, you look like David Blaine :)
Well actually, what you are really talking about is specifically Scrum, not "Agile" as a whole, Scrum is just one of Agile methodologies. So the accurate title of this video should be "What Is The Role Of A Business Analyst In Waterfall vs Scrum?". In Kanban for instance, you don't have things like PO, a "master" of any kind and there are no "sprints" as such. Another thing is, both Agile methodologies as well as Waterfall have their pros and cons, there are projects where Waterfall will be better suited than Agile. And if "Agile" is done wrong, it can be actually worse than Waterfall.
And when you are talking about Scrum specifically, user stories are created by PO (sometimes also by dev team), in Scrum there are only PO, SM and dev team, BA does different things in this case. While Agile is flexible, Scrum has some rules that need to be followed for it to actually be Scrum and roles are defined in this methodology.
I just have one question: why are you wearing a hat?