It’s been so hard. It’s about to be my 1 year anniversary since graduating but haven’t landed a job yet. This greatly helped thank you. And for everyone who’s in this exact situation or similar, I hope it gets better. There’s always light at the end of the tunnel
Your gonna have to apply to about 200-300 jobs and make sure to white lie on your resume. If you are too honest and show you lack experience and rely on school and previous jobs you will be jobless. Stretch the truth, and make sure you can elaborate on your skills. Every job will be different so you have to sell you fit into the role your applying for. Even then that’s just to give you a more competitive chance. Sometimes it just boils down to luck of the employer chancing on you
Love your videos, they're so helpful! I think we have similar personalities, I am too transferability-mad and I am about to do the equivalent of crossing the abyss, going from arts into uni for either tech or accounting. I got tunneled in a little bit on accounting because I would love to gain experience in that side of business. But after watching several of your videos I am now rethinking... I somehow thought that the gap between accounting and tech side in this day and age was smaller than it actually is. I haven't done enough research, so very grateful to have come across you. Couldn't bear going back to uni years later just to get more technical knowledge. Congratulations to you for closing that gap. All the best and sending love from Glasgow :)))
I love the video! Was so happy to find it. I am double majoring in cybersecurity and business analytics. I am just trying to get more insight. Thank you!
I’m currently a tech business analyst at a large company in the UK, was wondering how you’ve found working from home and community? I started as a grad during Covid and am really struggling with making a community for myself at work when all my colleagues live and work in London! Was just wondering what it’s like for you where you are? (Hope this isn’t too invasive if a question!)
Hey Naomi i am about to finish my bachelors in Marketing&Management and my next step is to do a Masters. I am interested in becoming a tech business analyst just like you, so i was just wondering what you studied and how you landed your job, what you do now (because it has been a year later since you made this comment) and if the entry level salary and the work is worth pursuing
Im wondering sth, im not so good at programming and algorithm. People say you dont need to code for BA but its good to know at least one programming language. What should i do? Would it be good field for me?
Im actually majorin MIS, and doing a healthcare informatics certification and so far I have two IT internships under me, but hoping to do at least one or two more in either analytical or just another IT one, really wanna be either a business analyst or data analyst, please any tips will help, I am grateful 😊
Currently get in a Audit job with no experience and is like they left me to drown with alot of information and no training I'm so lost don't understand what to do. Plus just started my accounts course and that beating me too. Any suggestions that could help me?
I want an entry level Business Analyst job but I have no training writing biz. Req. Docs. Also dont know UML, data modeling etc. I dont wanna learn them. I can learn about user storues, use cases etc
I’m in a situation where I’m almost done with my degree but because I chose to do one of those pay as you go schools I can’t get my degree till it’s paid but I do get a completion letter. My question to is can I land an entry level position while I’m still paying off my degree?
what degrees do you currently have right now? Im looking into accounting right now, what degrees do i need to be flexible in accounting and business analyst. Can you explain your experience as business analyst compared to accounting roll.
Thank you so much for this video, which was super helpful! I was curious, do you think that a master's program is necessary for an undergrad with a non-technical background to transition into an entry level data analyst role? Or is it sufficient to get a certificate & build specific skills (like SQL) with a portfolio? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 🙏🏻
It’s been so hard. It’s about to be my 1 year anniversary since graduating but haven’t landed a job yet. This greatly helped thank you. And for everyone who’s in this exact situation or similar, I hope it gets better. There’s always light at the end of the tunnel
Your gonna have to apply to about 200-300 jobs and make sure to white lie on your resume.
If you are too honest and show you lack experience and rely on school and previous jobs you will be jobless. Stretch the truth, and make sure you can elaborate on your skills. Every job will be different so you have to sell you fit into the role your applying for. Even then that’s just to give you a more competitive chance. Sometimes it just boils down to luck of the employer chancing on you
Graduated 3 years ago and yet to land a job still :( you’ll probably stay like this for a while
@@specialone2604 This is our Government fault. How? People from overseas fill tech positions faster than Americans.
What did you major in?
@@specialone2604 What did you major in?
You can tell she's been working in the corporate world just by listening for how many times she says "leverage." 😂
Love the content.
Please can you do a video to guide us on your CV? It's not easy designing a CV for a career switch
Omg I clicked SOOO fast I nearly broke my thumb LOL, this is my goal tooooo! I’m gonna be taking notes
sending wishes to your thumb 😂😂😂 if there’s anything I can explain more please lemme know!!!
😂😂 same
😂lol , that’s me
Love your videos, they're so helpful! I think we have similar personalities, I am too transferability-mad and I am about to do the equivalent of crossing the abyss, going from arts into uni for either tech or accounting. I got tunneled in a little bit on accounting because I would love to gain experience in that side of business. But after watching several of your videos I am now rethinking... I somehow thought that the gap between accounting and tech side in this day and age was smaller than it actually is. I haven't done enough research, so very grateful to have come across you. Couldn't bear going back to uni years later just to get more technical knowledge. Congratulations to you for closing that gap. All the best and sending love from Glasgow :)))
You have such a lovely voice! You could be a singer or an audiobook narrator.
I have an interview for BA at a healthcare system on Wednesday. I currently work in Benefits and I’m proficient in excel. Hopefully I can do this lol
God all the best I need a job too
I can agree that you are a Business Analyst through the word you used "Gap Analysis"😅
I love the video! Was so happy to find it. I am double majoring in cybersecurity and business analytics. I am just trying to get more insight. Thank you!
You started out with "success" at 13 and you continued to be successful till now
I’m currently a tech business analyst at a large company in the UK, was wondering how you’ve found working from home and community? I started as a grad during Covid and am really struggling with making a community for myself at work when all my colleagues live and work in London! Was just wondering what it’s like for you where you are? (Hope this isn’t too invasive if a question!)
Hi Naomi. I am looking to transition into BA. don't know where to start from. care to share any knowledge you have, thanks
Hey Naomi i am about to finish my bachelors in Marketing&Management and my next step is to do a Masters. I am interested in becoming a tech business analyst just like you, so i was just wondering what you studied and how you landed your job, what you do now (because it has been a year later since you made this comment) and if the entry level salary and the work is worth pursuing
Thank you so much, this video was super helpful
Im wondering sth, im not so good at programming and algorithm. People say you dont need to code for BA but its good to know at least one programming language. What should i do? Would it be good field for me?
Do you work in the field of business analysis, the field of finance, and how did you study? What are the courses, the study plan, and the duration?
Love your videos so much, always happy to see a new one 🥰💙
Thank you Mélissa!!!
Im actually majorin MIS, and doing a healthcare informatics certification and so far I have two IT internships under me, but hoping to do at least one or two more in either analytical or just another IT one, really wanna be either a business analyst or data analyst, please any tips will help, I am grateful 😊
Currently get in a Audit job with no experience and is like they left me to drown with alot of information and no training I'm so lost don't understand what to do. Plus just started my accounts course and that beating me too. Any suggestions that could help me?
Hey how are u feeling a year later now?
I want an entry level Business Analyst job but I have no training writing biz. Req. Docs. Also dont know UML, data modeling etc. I dont wanna learn them. I can learn about user storues, use cases etc
I’m in a situation where I’m almost done with my degree but because I chose to do one of those pay as you go schools I can’t get my degree till it’s paid but I do get a completion letter. My question to is can I land an entry level position while I’m still paying off my degree?
I just want to ask; does that mean that being a chartered accountant is no longer useful to you
What degree do you have?
what degrees do you currently have right now? Im looking into accounting right now, what degrees do i need to be flexible in accounting and business analyst. Can you explain your experience as business analyst compared to accounting roll.
Thank you so much for this video, which was super helpful! I was curious, do you think that a master's program is necessary for an undergrad with a non-technical background to transition into an entry level data analyst role? Or is it sufficient to get a certificate & build specific skills (like SQL) with a portfolio? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 🙏🏻
Are you still doing this type of work
Nope I moved into service design/discovery work
From where did you study
Is there any method to apply for jobs apart from applying online and using job portals.
No degree or no IT degree?
No IT degree
It’s possible without a degree at all as well. I’ve been a BA for close to 10 years and I have no degree on anything.
Step 1: have a job already & networking. Networking hard like your life depends on it
Quite misleading in my opinion
It’s very simple how you became a BA…. You found someone who liked you and gave you a chance.. that’s really how you get in - it’s all politics
What is ur accent
Hey wasteman, wassup. A bit of a wasteman myself. Nice to meet a fellow wasteman. Lets create a progressive wasteman community 👋
I am not getting job i have 2 years of experience as business analyst i am looking for job change can you please help me ?
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What’s your LinkedIn?