So are you a BA who dabbles in project management? How has it been? Or are you PM who is considering trying business analysis? What interests you about making the transition?
When I keep hopping between both these roles based on the project requirement, I realize that there is so much of overlap between both these roles. Thanks for explaining it well in these videos. Personally I like getting into details, so BA role is something I enjoy more than a PM role !
@@Projerra thanks ma'am. My college is Seneca , Toronto where I've opted for business analytics and Project Management-IT over Conestoga's IT business analysis as I thought that latter skillsets are included in those two programs (analytics and Project Management-IT)
@@varunmistry7590 please consider education and learning as a journey that never ends. Taking a formal program at a college is a fast track to a midpoint but the learning continues after graduation.... if you stop after graduation you will become bored and stagnant. Keep growing your skillset and you will be forever in demand
So are you a BA who dabbles in project management? How has it been? Or are you PM who is considering trying business analysis? What interests you about making the transition?
When I keep hopping between both these roles based on the project requirement, I realize that there is so much of overlap between both these roles. Thanks for explaining it well in these videos. Personally I like getting into details, so BA role is something I enjoy more than a PM role !
@@vudayshankar glad you found it helpful.
Maam, I'll be studying business analytics and project management-IT. Can I work as Business Analy(sis)?
They are related skills... of course you can do BA... but you should read the BABOK and become familiar with the theory
@@Projerra yes, so analysis is possible right?(who bridges a gap between stakeholders and developers). As I'll have knowledge of data and management
@@varunmistry7590 exactly.... be the translator
@@Projerra thanks ma'am. My college is Seneca , Toronto where I've opted for business analytics and Project Management-IT over Conestoga's IT business analysis as I thought that latter skillsets are included in those two programs (analytics and Project Management-IT)
@@varunmistry7590 please consider education and learning as a journey that never ends. Taking a formal program at a college is a fast track to a midpoint but the learning continues after graduation.... if you stop after graduation you will become bored and stagnant. Keep growing your skillset and you will be forever in demand