I really appreciate how clearly you were able to explain what a business analyst does. I’m barely learning about this role, and found this video extremely helpful. Thank You!
this video is too generic. It's very difficult to break into a business analyst position right out of school. Pretty much all of the entry level positions require 2-3 years experience which is pretty ridiculous! Most or all companies no longer have training programs for graduates. They do not want to spend the money and resources to train a new graduate that's why so many graduates are unable to find that first job.. You practically have to get a ladmin or an assistant type job just to break down so very frustrating these days. Taking a certificate of business analytics may or may not help since thats not really on the job experience which is what most companies are looking for,
Great information Jen, I'm pursuing my bachelor's degree in supply chain, transportation, and Logistics Management. My goal is to be a supply chain data scientist focusing on artificial intelligence and machine learning. I would love your input on which master's degree program will fit my goals. Supply chain analytical vs Industrial and systems engineering. Thanks in advance.
Hi l am come across your channel recently l live and work in London uk l am a professional working in the public sector with a degree in sociology, I am transitioning into project management and planning to study for CAPM certifications in project management, l have noticed that some skills which similar. Would welcome finding more in terms of both roles as project manager and business analyst. Mark from London.
If you have worked in a role as a real business analyst you would also pick up project management skills and vice versa. There are skills overlap between the 2 roles. When I say real business analysis I’m talking about the role and tasks defined by the IIBA and PMI cause a lot of people are confused especially in the USA when they say they do data visualization, python etc and they are a business analyst which is really either data analysis or business analytics.
I’m gonna save people time, get lucky. That’s how you become one lol The job market right now is trash especially in the business field. You have to have about 5-10 years experience for a interview.
I received a job offer for a BA 1 but the pay is well under what I am currently making do u think taking a pay cut to learn gain experience is something I should consider?
I would say save up as much as you can before taking the job, or do it part-time for experience due to pay, or maybe see about internships etc for experience.
Every career, every job, every profession, and every corporation is a business. Now go troubleshoot and organize. You have just become a business analyst.
I have done my bachelor's in Accounting and Finance, I'm looking to change my career into Business analytics, without having not much IT skills, can I make it?
I’d look into Business Analysis and not Business Analytics. It’s not the same thing. Business Analysts are professionals who do Business Analysis. Business Analytics is more data oriented which is more like a Data Analyst. I’m planning on getting a degree in Business Analysis. I’ve been doing a lot of research and it seems like people tend to confuse the two.
@michaelprovenza You could also get a low-level job for a company that helps pay for your degree and then apply for a Business Analyst job in that same company
Great information , I am working in a banking securities operations role for over a decade , I have also done an introductory BA Course couple of years ago but still hesitant to start BA role. Need some good advice .
Thanks for this info! I’ve been a Chemical Operator for about 10 years in the Chemical and Manufacturing Industry. I plan on finishing my Bachelor’s in Business Management. I do plan on getting an MBA. Do you think there are options available for a Business Analyst in the Chemical/Manufacturing Industry?
Can an economics applied and political economy major become a ba ? I’m almost done with school so I can’t really change my major is it possible to become a ba
With an accounting and finance background, which aspect of business analysis will you recommend? I am considering healthcare, finance and project analyst, which of these will be a good fit?
Thank you so much ! very useful information , I have an assignment for entry level Business Analyst role tomorrow and that was very helpful to start with ..
I’m a student in Digital Marketing and Data Analysis: I’ll apply in 6 months like Data Analyst then in 1 years and a half I’ll apply like Marketing Analyst 😊
i like that u say that u dont have to learn all the tools in BA,because there are quite many tools that are out there. Am personally transitioning into BA. though my question is which tools would you advise one to learn first that are commonly used?
Im 42 years old with huge customer service experience. After travelling over 80 countries in the world I want to start my journey to be a BA. Is it to late? I have zero experience but a friend of mine told me i would be a great one. Is there free certification? where to start? Thanks
most jobs want you to have a college degree, but honestly you wont use any of what you learn in school for the job. I'm a senior business analyst and I learned everything on the job and the team I'm on. You just have to know how the business runs and the systems they use.
@@raedazzam7349a certification or even a school certificate focusing on business analysis will give you a better chance on landing a BA job. Sure SQL is a nice skill to have for a BA but it isn’t a requirement.
Yes. Anywhere data is available - an analyst can exist. For example, if you focus on an engagement ring niche. You can analyze the demographic in which people are likely to get engaged. From there, you can get the average income in that age group or that area - using that you can advise a jeweler on the type of rings to stock and the price point to penetrate the market from.
@@ach4049 First of all keep your comments on the kind side. Secondly I work in Education and not data analysis and I deliver training and presentations as a professional part of my job. The only thing I can say is that it needs to be slower for people who don't work in that field of work. Have a good Christmas.
I really appreciate how clearly you were able to explain what a business analyst does. I’m barely learning about this role, and found this video extremely helpful. Thank You!
Any tip for a newbie
this video is too generic. It's very difficult to break into a business analyst position right out of school. Pretty much all of the entry level positions require 2-3 years experience which is pretty ridiculous! Most or all companies no longer have training programs for graduates. They do not want to spend the money and resources to train a new graduate that's why so many graduates are unable to find that first job.. You practically have to get a ladmin or an assistant type job just to break down so very frustrating these days. Taking a certificate of business analytics may or may not help since thats not really on the job experience which is what most companies are looking for,
Great information Jen, I'm pursuing my bachelor's degree in supply chain, transportation, and Logistics Management. My goal is to be a supply chain data scientist focusing on artificial intelligence and machine learning. I would love your input on which master's degree program will fit my goals. Supply chain analytical vs Industrial and systems engineering. Thanks in advance.
I studied transport management as well, any tips would do
Hi l am come across your channel recently l live and work in London uk l am a professional working in the public sector with a degree in sociology, I am transitioning into project management and planning to study for CAPM certifications in project management, l have noticed that some skills which similar. Would welcome finding more in terms of both roles as project manager and business analyst. Mark from London.
Hi Mark. Kinda a similar situation here. I am with health science background taking project management masters
If you have worked in a role as a real business analyst you would also pick up project management skills and vice versa. There are skills overlap between the 2 roles.
When I say real business analysis I’m talking about the role and tasks defined by the IIBA and PMI cause a lot of people are confused especially in the USA when they say they do data visualization, python etc and they are a business analyst which is really either data analysis or business analytics.
Really a great summary. Do you know how a business analyst could leverage the AI environment?
I’m gonna save people time, get lucky. That’s how you become one lol
The job market right now is trash especially in the business field. You have to have about 5-10 years experience for a interview.
I received a job offer for a BA 1 but the pay is well under what I am currently making do u think taking a pay cut to learn gain experience is something I should consider?
Yes
Depending on your age
I would say save up as much as you can before taking the job, or do it part-time for experience due to pay, or maybe see about internships etc for experience.
Did you end up taking it ?
What was your previous job?
Every career, every job, every profession, and every corporation is a business. Now go troubleshoot and organize. You have just become a business analyst.
I have done my bachelor's in Accounting and Finance, I'm looking to change my career into Business analytics, without having not much IT skills, can I make it?
I’d look into Business Analysis and not Business Analytics. It’s not the same thing. Business Analysts are professionals who do Business Analysis. Business Analytics is more data oriented which is more like a Data Analyst. I’m planning on getting a degree in Business Analysis. I’ve been doing a lot of research and it seems like people tend to confuse the two.
@michaelprovenza You could also get a low-level job for a company that helps pay for your degree and then apply for a Business Analyst job in that same company
How it works? I'm also interested in studying ba @@colleenmarin8907 can you tell me more about it please?
Great information , I am working in a banking securities operations role for over a decade , I have also done an introductory BA Course couple of years ago but still hesitant to start BA role. Need some good advice .
If I’m too late at 47 to change career become a business analyst
I am taking my BI analyst cert in courses with Tableau. Recognized you.
Thanks!
Is it online? Can I alternatively take certification in power bi?
Thanks for this info! I’ve been a Chemical Operator for about 10 years in the Chemical and Manufacturing Industry. I plan on finishing my Bachelor’s in Business Management. I do plan on getting an MBA. Do you think there are options available for a Business Analyst in the Chemical/Manufacturing Industry?
Too much talk about everything but nothing in concrete
Can an economics applied and political economy major become a ba ? I’m almost done with school so I can’t really change my major is it possible to become a ba
I need you to teach me how to become a Business Analyst.
With an accounting and finance background, which aspect of business analysis will you recommend? I am considering healthcare, finance and project analyst, which of these will be a good fit?
Thank you so much ! very useful information , I have an assignment for entry level Business Analyst role tomorrow and that was very helpful to start with ..
I’m a student in Digital Marketing and Data Analysis: I’ll apply in 6 months like Data Analyst then in 1 years and a half I’ll apply like Marketing Analyst 😊
i like that u say that u dont have to learn all the tools in BA,because there are quite many tools that are out there. Am personally transitioning into BA.
though my question is which tools would you advise one to learn first that are commonly used?
Thanks I really appreciate the advice. And I would like to work with you one one one
Im 42 years old with huge customer service experience. After travelling over 80 countries in the world I want to start my journey to be a BA. Is it to late? I have zero experience but a friend of mine told me i would be a great one.
Is there free certification? where to start? Thanks
What is the difference between management analytics and business analytics?
I really like your video. I would remove the background song to be a perfect video though
Please do a video on end to end prototype project execution
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences.It’s really helpful.
What level of math do business analysts deal with on a day-to-day ?
Hey Jen. I have a certified scrum master and product owner certification. Can that be good to help me apply for B.A positions
This is so clear and insightful. How do I connect with you for mentorship?
Hi thank you for explanation
How I become business analyst, I have experience in sales and business development in IT industry
Love u coz you make everything easy for me. All the I thought I want to learn Paython also but you make everything easy that I don't... Omg love u
I thanks so much Ma, How wei get started to become data analysis. Thanks
Thanks. I would love to come under your mentorship. I have undergone the BA training but am yet to get employed
Do you need to finish your degree to be considered?
Your video is super, I would like you to mentor me in business analytics.
Glad you found it helpful! You can find out more about coaching and mentorship at thecareerforce.com/products/coaching/
This was so informative.....Thank so much
Hi , Thanks for such an informative video.
Could you please tell me if an experience in SAP(BASIS & ABAP Modules) is helpful for a business analyst?
For surenit is helping because a lot of business are using SAP modules
Wondering information!
Im currently doing diploma in International business. What programs or degrees should I study after this to land as a business analyst
Please where can I apply for the diploma in international business ,am really interested in the programm
Thank you ❤
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Do you need a degree
most jobs want you to have a college degree, but honestly you wont use any of what you learn in school for the job. I'm a senior business analyst and I learned everything on the job and the team I'm on. You just have to know how the business runs and the systems they use.
@@MohammedAbdullah-ir9gnso should I just get certification in SQL, would that be enough to get into BA fields ?
@@raedazzam7349a certification or even a school certificate focusing on business analysis will give you a better chance on landing a BA job. Sure SQL is a nice skill to have for a BA but it isn’t a requirement.
@@raedazzam7349 hard to say, I find HR screening usually wants you to have a degree just to get through the door.
Thank you for this!
So clear, thanks
There was no Data degrees and concentrations when I was in college
Is there a business analyst role in Jewelry field?
Yes. Anywhere data is available - an analyst can exist. For example, if you focus on an engagement ring niche. You can analyze the demographic in which people are likely to get engaged. From there, you can get the average income in that age group or that area - using that you can advise a jeweler on the type of rings to stock and the price point to penetrate the market from.
Can a stay at home mom with MBA get into BA?
@@GG-bt9mhI’m a stay at home guy with only a HS diploma and I have been a BA since 2016.
The monologue is hard to follow as there are zero pauses in speach. Take a break now and then so the brain can process the information - pause.
You are just slow and if you count clearly understand her, tou should not work in data analysis
@@ach4049 First of all keep your comments on the kind side. Secondly I work in Education and not data analysis and I deliver training and presentations as a professional part of my job. The only thing I can say is that it needs to be slower for people who don't work in that field of work. Have a good Christmas.
Editing…when a content creator edits out the pauses and or umms when talking which is natural it seems like there are no pauses.