How Do I Become A Business Analyst
Q. I graduated with an Information Technology degree and I am working in quality assurance in the software development industry
There is little interaction with the end-users.
How do I become a Business Analyst (gaining experience in requirements’ gathering, training)?
I have a job offer now, on business analysis, but their system was already developed late last year, so I was thinking the work would be quite diluted, since most of the time would be spent on end-user support and maintenance?
Or, if I accept the new position, I figure that it would be advantageous to start somewhere where the job scope is near what a BA does, and also gain specialized knowledge on a particular industry.Any opinions?
Any opportunity for experience is extremely valuable, as this will help you distinguish your career as a Business Analyst.
A.
The position you have been offered will give you opportunity to grow into a full-blown Business Analyst.
It can serve as a door-opener for your career.
After your have worked in that position for a while, perhaps you will be qualified or ready to be the Business Analyst from scratch for a new software development project.
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