Business Analyst Skills (The 3 Core BA Skills)

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[@OluwatosinOladipo-pj4ue]

Thank you so much for this, it s very insightful. I would like to learn more about how to produce business requirements and how to go about Process Design.

[@MiNiKi71]

Really enjoying your videos. I work in the Learning and Development industry, but feel we can learn alot from your field. Thank you.

[@emalbariali9824]

Great to hear that Nick.

[@MiNiKi71]

Hi @@emalbariali9824. Continue to learn a lot from your videos and I've subscribed to Learn.BA. I'm trying to look at how I mould myself into some kind of Digital L&D/BA hybrid. I have an Agile Foundation certificate and an extensive background in L&D - from facilitation to training design. I've been looking at BA qualifications (UK), specifically BCS International Diploma In Business Analysis, but I'm just not convinced that this is current for the digital age. Am I being shortsighted? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[@alexandraqu]

@@MiNiKi71 OMG! It's so coincidental to see this message. So I am navigating a Career Transition and I am drawn to L&D as well as Business Analytics. I thought to myself and even wrote it down in my journal: Is it possible to be a L&D/BA Super Hybrid? How does it work? I see you asked this question 2 years ago. Have you found your answers? Would you be willing to provide some form of guidance for me? I have no experience in either field and I am really interested in both fields. I would be so enthused to connect with you. Kind Regards.

[@alexandraqu]

Thank You so much. Your videos are so helpful to me.

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Very insightful video

[@ugonwamara7778]

thats a great breakdown of the Functional requirements specification documents. i want to ask , in agile scrum methodology, does the User story , which is detailed, take the space of FRSD ? or u have to produce the 2 ?

[@emalbariali9824]

Hi Ugo, generally speaking, the developers you work with in agile projects will take your user stories and ask you the follow-up questions that they need answered. If you're in an agile environment where the developers need more detail from you than normal, then you will have to produce more detailed functional requirements. This video elaborates further on this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIq6ZaGdhrRlZqs

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Hi Ugo, the user story is just a replacement for the use case component of your specifications. There are still many other elements that must be produced as part of the specificaiton.

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You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

[@o266242]

Thanks for your videos

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You're welcome Steven. Glad you're finding them useful.

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Like what your saying but your going to fast one point at a time slowly so can take notes and still comprehend or analyze what you said

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Has anyone took any of the course from this website?

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