Is the Business Analyst Job Right for You? - 8 quick ways to find out now!
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Find out today if the business analyst career is right for you! With this video I will share 8 quicks questions you can ask yourself to find out if business analyst job is a good fit for your personality and likes.
Before you do the next course, before you invest your time and before you spend all this money - watch this video to know if you will enjoy business analysis, if you will like doing what business analyst do everyday and get a glimpse of the life as a business analyst to see if it is something you can see yourself working in as your career.
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I was already drawn into your channel because you were a black woman with experience in a career I am interested in. But finding out you're Jamaican was the cherry on top . I was considering becoming a data analyst, but this video makes me think I'm better suited for business analytics. Thank you for this refreshing content 🖤🇯🇲
Tajon!!! What a gwaan??? 😁😁 So happy you found my channel helpful and thank you for watching!!!
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This was the best explanation I have found about Business Analyst. Thank you!
You are fantastic! I love your examples and I can relate 100%. I am so happy I found your videos.
Oh you speak to my heart! Asking why and constantly thinking of solutions on how to continually improve my surroundings and experiences. Yes! Thank you so much for your channel!
Thank you for this video! I appreciate the stories and examples! It kept me interested from beginning to end.
Great video. Love your personality, enthusiasm and enjoyable presentation of valuable insights.
Thanks for sharing,Your pointers are very insightful. Please keep the videos coming!
Thanks Patrick, I'm glad you found it useful!
Very smart lady with a lot of positive energy
Thanks The Truth! I appreciate it!!
I appreciate this video. You just described a lot of things that I naturally do and confirmed my interest in this field
Amazing video! You are amazing, life changing, thank you so much!
Hi Kara. Thank you so much for this wonderful video! I truly feel that I was divinely guided to it. This is just what I was looking for, a chance to get some true insight into the soft skills and personality traits needed to be successful in this position before investing the time and money into course work. Very valuable! 😃❤ Keep up the great work!
You are so welcome! Also take the BA fit test here: karaleise.com/business-analysis-fit-test/
Thank you for going into detail, I’m at a crossroads and looking to change careers this was extremely helpful!
I feel like I can use this video for my interview for BA! Thank you so much for the break down haha
Thank you so much. This was really helpful. You really do have a talent for identifying what's needed. :)
Glad it was helpful! Please like and share for anyone you think could benefit from this!
Great!.This is quite inspiring
That was great explaination ❤️
Excellent video. I am a VERY strong on 6 out of 8 of the factors. I am OK with change happening to me but don't mind being a change agent. My writing is not bad, but not world class either.
I had no idea that there was actually a job out there tailor made to my strengths.
At my previous job, I was a shuttle driver for corporate employees working a split shift. During my mid day break, I would spend time talking to the executive staff, sales, accounting, dispatchers, mechanics, wash crew, etc. and ask them very detailed questions about their jobs and how they fit into the company's mission.
This was all driven by my natural curiosity. I literally had no agenda. Based upon the information I gathered, I submitted a few reports to the CEO of the company and a few of them were implemented.
I would also go one step beyond and suggest that you actually be interested in business. Perhaps an individual possesses all of these traits but finds the world of business off putting or boring.
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Thank you so much for this video! I’m a former teacher looking to change careers, and one of my friends who works for a large tech company suggested Business Analyst to me. I had been looking at becoming a Data Analyst, but everything you said in this video explained me to a T! I can feel confident pursuing a career in BA! I really appreciate you taking the time to do this 😁
Thank you Angie and success in starting your BA career!
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for this video. You seem like a wonderful person and great proffessional!
These traits are so relatable :-)
Regards from Sweden
Oh thank you so much! Glad you like the content. Also checkout my website www.karaleise.com
Thank you for the tips. Very informative. You have a new subscriber.
Thanks Coach Woods! I appreciate the support!
This was extremely helpful and something I know I’d be brilliant at. Thank you!!! 🙇🏽♀️🙇🏽♀️❤️
Thank you so much for this great video! It’s so helpful for me to make sure if I’ll be a fit for BA role. ✅ ✅ tick yes! I seem to be a good fit for BA! Love you videos as they’re so practically helpful.
BTW I am a Chinese having lived in Australia Sydney for 18 years. It’s quite interesting to me when you mentioned your experience of modifying the way of making Jiaozi (dumpling) 😊. I think a lot of things have been evolving including those existed for thousand years 😇.
Another Value filled Video! Thanks Kara! I actually do possess most of these qualities except interacting with strangers..it’s like I don’t know the person...so I don’t know what to say..Lol..Will definitely work on it...Thanks again for embracing us with your great personality and vast knowledge ❤️😘
Thank you Edwina! I appreciate it!!
The first 10 seconds of this video! 💎
Thank you so much for this video. I am a computer service desk agent and I am looking at moving towards being a Business Analyst. You have a lot of good information in your video and I believe that coming for a service desk position and dealing with many different peoples personalities and different technical abilities I would be a good candidate to become a business analyst. This is the first video of yours that I have seen and I look forward to viewing the others. Thank you again!
Welcome to the channel!! So happy you found us! Please also checkout more resources on www.karaleise.com
Great video.
10:12 That's a great experience example internally I have lots of those moments 😀
thanks for this interesting video! I am currently a fraud investigator, and am thinking about moving to BSA side, and this video helps me think I might be good at it!
Excellent video!!!!!!!!
Thank you Joseph!!!❤
Girl now you have me SURE that I should be an analyst!! 😂
Great, informative video! Thank you! All of these traits are me--I'm the person who writes Yelp reviews and emails companies to recommend process improvements. I'm also the employee who always suggests how to improve processes--especially ones that touch customers and even ones that aren't in my vertical, haha! I genuinely love solving problems and making things better. I'm a writer and editor by trade (10+ years), am very comfortable speaking to anyone, and I love public speaking.
I always assumed that management consulting was the only job that tied all of these things together and that as someone who is mid-career I had missed my opportunity. I joke with my husband about finding someone to pay me to make their business better. So excited to learn about business analysis and see that maybe I haven't missed my opportunity for my "dream career" after all. Looking forward to watching more of your content as I figure out how to get started. Thanks again for your channel and for sharing your knowledge and insights!
Thank you Angela for checking out the videos!
You definitely have not missed your chance! In fact its the perfect time to start in this field as more BA jobs are available as more and more companies are realizing the value of a BA on the team. Check out my other videos on tips on how to start your BA career and also consider joining my fb group: facebook.com/groups/2458571397498087/ to stay connected!!
@@karaleise Great to hear! Thanks for your reply; will check out the videos and join the group.
I am that person too. Periodically, I get feedback from Google on my many, many reviews and the number of people who have actually read them and found them helpful.
Thank you 🙏 from Germany 🇩🇪. Great 👍 it helps
Thanks Ewgenij!!!
Beautiful soul in and out. You are very articulate and people like you make the black race proud. You conveyed your real-life experiences in a relatable way not in rigid way. I feel convinced about pursuing this career path, I also feel I am a perfect fit especially as it relates to process improvement and work flow. God bless you. You are the best.
Oh thank you Tayo!! I am happy you found this useful and welcome to the BA career!
Thank you ma
very important video
Thanks!
Love it. Great video. Very clear feedback. Thank you!
Nice one
Thanks!
Great content! Thanks. I found interesting the ambiguous information part. Sometimes I find myself wanting to know all the steps beforehand. Any advice on how to work on that? 🙏
Thanks for checking out the video Karina! I did not spend enough time developing the "thrive in ambiguity" concept. It doesn't mean you should be comfortable with ambiguity, it means you will often be thrown in ambiguous and chaotic situations and you will be the agent of change to make it better.
Wanting to know all the steps is natural and important when you are uncovering the root causes of problems but as you design solutions don't be too paralyzed by the unknown.
Sometimes you won't know if your solution will work. Sometimes you have to assume a lot of things. In those situations you document your assumptions, you articulate what you don't know, you get buy in to go ahead with your assumptions and you test. You test -> you get feedback -> you refine -> you test again. Hope this helps!
Kara Leise Thank you for that well-detailed information!
First time I've ever heard this information presented. No one has ever explained it before.
Hi thefixer, Thank so much for checking out the video and please check out my other videos! Also checkout my website for additional resources www.karaleise.com
I cant thank you enough for this wonderful video. I have been studying engineering for two years and have not had the satisfaction in problem solving like I loved so much in this past simply because I was working directly with technology and not with processes. Actively trying to make processes better for both consumer/experiencer and worker is something I've been interested in since I began working 6 years ago. I think this career path may be the right fit for me, now to brush up on my writing skills! Question, you didn't mention any strength in math or data collection, but is this also an important trait for a good business analyst to have?
Coming from operations management and 3 years into my career, I'm looking for the next step. My background is not technical and I was worried not having that aspect would make my transition more difficult. But after listening to a few of your videos, I'm finding alternative ways my background ties into business analysis and feeling more confident investing in this career path. Thank you so much for being a resource, much appreciated!
Hi JD, Thanks for checking out the video, I happy you are finding the videos useful and I wish you success in your transition to the business analyst career!
Wow suddenly, I feel I should be the master of business analyst as I would rate 10 out of 10 every point as those were only my strengths.
entertaining as well haha
Ha, ha! I must be a good fit for business analyst because when Kara was talking about sitting in the doctors office analyzing the T.V. show selection, and the lack of chair to take off her shoes, I was analyzing her analysis and coming up with reasons why they may have made those decisions!
There you go! haha! Take the BA fit test to see what result you will get for being a fit for business analyst: karaleise.com/business-analysis-fit-test/
@@karaleise Thank you, Kara! Great test! I am an excellent match! ;- )
@@rickb2267 Awesome! Now you should take the next steps!
Are you kidding? You are assuming they put a lot of thought into those things. It may simply be that those finer details were overlooked. I find that to be the case most of the time, especially for smaller businesses.
Great video although i disagree with the dumplings. Respecting a tradition is not being change averse.
It's scary how you just described me to the T.
😀 Its like I know how people feel getting into this field uh? 😅 Take the free fit test on my website and see how well you would do as a Business Analyst: karaleise.com/business-analysis-fit-test/
Very interesting ,can we do BA without having a lot of skills in computer science?
Thanks
I'm somewhat in the middle and now I have very good and real reasons to worry if this is right for me. Hmmm!
I thought I was just mildly dysfunctional because employers before didn't appreciate me poking and prodding with questions and solutions. This whole video describes my daily way of being whenni used to work. I went into accounting looking for a field with some flexibility to balance with life but this really makes me think I should be looking at being an analyst instead.
I'm a Stay At Home Mom aiming to become a BA and all of these characteristics/personality traits are the FOUNDATION of surviving SAHMhood lol I'm ready!
I LITERALLY FIT EVERYTHING YOU JUST SAID. What's interesting is that lately I've been realizing how analytical I truly am. I honestly thought that it was just traits that I possess, never thought I could use these same traits to get into this business. Also, I'm 52 years old and I've struggled with identifying what my dominate traits are and how I can use these to have a successful career.
This is so me.. I see myself fit into every thing she has said apart from writing which I know I can change but I have always known myself to want to know more! I don’t take information on face value, I always want to look it up and do a bit more research about any information I get. Someone really close to be once felt that I didn’t trust his judgement because I always looked up almost everything we discussed that I wasn’t comfortable with. Now I know it’s a good trait. I’m definitely in for this role
Hi Kara
Great video content! How can I contact you privately on a question I’d like to ask you regarding business control specialist.
Thanks James for checking out the video! You can send me a a message on my facebook page:facebook.com/karaleise/
I am also on instagram/twitter ( @karaleise) and you can also send me an email karaleiseblog@gmail.com
I am sure your dumplings taste good!
11:56 Thats actually by design in the business of healthcare
After becoming business analyst I wanna just hug you once, If you allow that honor. I know it's a wierd request
Hugs!!! Thanks for watching and success in your career!
I hope the self guide is free for download.. what's the difference between BSA and a BA
Hi Igho, the self assessment guide will be free to download but it's not on the site yet, but... there will be other paid services and materials that will be just as useful, but won't be free. Stay tuned!!!
The BSA and BA roles are very similar, the BSA tends to be more technical and closer to the IT teams while the BA is more a generalist.
Maybe it wasn't that great of an example to begin with, but I'm Chinese and I accept change more than my peers. What you brought up was Chinese culture, and it doesn't have to do with being adverse to change. It is about preserving the history of the technique that is rooted in respect and generational heritage. For instance, it is rude to stare directly at someone in the face in some cultures. They're not rejecting change off the bat by not staring a Westerner in the face. No, they have their own culture that needs to be considered. I'm sure you and your family have food from your culture as well that is prepared a certain way. Folding a dumpling wrong in China is the equivalent of ruining a traditional family recipe, and learning how to do it the correct way is respecting someone's culture while also gaining a new skill which references back to you saying you enjoy learning about new things.
Hi Sara, I know you say that you must have a degree to be a business analyst, but what if I have a similar job & I'm transitioning over to the business analyst career, could I get a jr business analyst job, as I complete my degree? Thanks
Hi, thanks for checking out the video!
Yes you can try to get a Jr. BA job based on your similar experience but I have to warn you that it can be a little more challenging because you don't yet meet the education requirement. If you are transitioning within your existing company then your chances are better. If you are applying to a different company, then you will have to make sure you really tweak your resume and also list your pending degree. If you are closer to completing your studies then your chances go up as well!
In the mean time try to get into some BA activities, volunteer at the IIBA and attend chapter meetings to get more exposure.Thanks again, hope this helps! Good luck!
@@karaleise Thank you for the quick response, I'm going to follow these suggestions to a T. May God lift your elbow, thanks
Sounds like this career wants mbti types with a Te/Fi pairing.