Just wanted to say thank you for your videos. I applied for a business analyst role internally and got the job! Your resources were so helpful, thank you x
My career started as technical support but from last 3 years I am working on client Onboarding project where I was in providing access to the clients on all the applications on insurance platform, here I did a lot of sessions with our business analyst in this project as I did UAT , some training documentation preparations and thought to switch my career as a BA. I grabbed a job as BA just few days back and now I want some domain specific videos from you so that I can get high paying job. The questions which were asked in my previous interview were : 1. Explain your projects 2. What you have implemented in this project? 3. As a BA what are your deliverables ? 4. What is the most important part as a BA? 5. What do you like the most being a BA ? 6. What do you know about our product ?
Hi Karaleise , thanks for your helpful videos. During a technical BA interview, i got asked 'if we were to develop a kitchen appliance such as a blender, how would i go about presenting this to a developer'.
Hi Adebola, thanks for watching. This is an interesting interview question, hopefully you were able to explain the problem the blender is solving and the functionality it needed to have. Good luck in your interviews. Thanks!
I am enjoying your video. Thank you for the info provided here! I am taking notes from here to prepare in advance for future interviews I will have after applying to some job openings.
Thank you very much for sharing. I got a lot of valuable tips. I can learn from you what and how I need to prepare for the interview and I got more inspiration and motivation as well.
Hi Karaleise ! I've discovered your channel a week ago and I just want to thank you for these clear explanations and all the great job that you've been doing (for free above all 🤧)! During a BA interview, I've been asked to tell about my biggest regret and what I've learned from it. And also a moment that I've been the most proud of and why. A French girl who admires you. ❤
@@snehaelizebeth6146 Thanks for watching. I think the first thing to fix is the resume. You should really look at the resume again. You don’t want it necessarily appealing. It needs to be practical, easy to read, easy to scan and get though the ATS. Here are some tips on how to do the resume: karaleise.com/crafting-your-business-anayst-resume/
Thanks for checking out the video!! Yes, the plan is to do series on interview questions and get into details on each one. This is the first video of the series and more of an overview video!
That's actually a very common question about the use of API in projects because they want to know if you can handle backend intensive projects. This is not a right or wrong answer type question and they do not expect you to know the intricate details of building an API, they just want to know if you are familiar with APIs and how you work with the technical team on implementation projects. Thanks for sharing this question!
In my last interview I was asked that “ do you know what is a role of a business analyst?” To which for a min I was like I wouldn’t get the offer because I am asked this question. So how to answer this question?
Hi I got lot of confusions in giving answers to below frequently asked questions in BA interviews, please provide what could be possible answers for below questions: What is the role of BA in agile? What is the day to day activity of BA in team once sprint planning is done? How have you handle scope creep? What is the biggest challenge you came across in your career and how did you manage it? Important one, You are in a mid of Sprint and developers mentioned BA(You) that this task cannot be completed at the end of Sprint due to certain valid reasons, how you as a BA will handle Product Owner, as per him/her Bank may pose certain regulations fine if not done during that sprint which may delay in delivering the task?
I was asked, If I had a product that was doing so well in some geographical areas but was flunking in one geographical area, what are the steps I would take to find the issue. - Imagine you have to present some ideas to the stakeholders in different countries and you will need their opinions on which ones to pick moving forward - Given that you have a user story that does not have a timeline or its not urgent. Because of that all the other requirements that have urgency or timelines keeps pushing the one without timeline down the backlog. What would I do to build the story with no timeline. - I find out people in the company, i.e even developers, operations, internal end users do not do not understand one of the product. What will I do to ensure they understand
Hi Garima, Thank you for watching the video and supporting the channel. When the client has a request that is not feasible it is best that you be transparent with the client and explain why the solution they present is not the most optimal. Try to think of it from their perspective when you have this conversation - why its not feasible for them as well as why its not feasible for your company. Then present a solution that is feasible, that they can say yes to. Present the pros and cons but look for solutions that are win-win for both parties. Never tell a client that cant get something without having multiple other solutions to suggest. Hope this helps. For more on managing difficult clients, watch this video: th-cam.com/video/4o_IzO81We0/w-d-xo.html
@@karaleise Thanks Karaleise for your valuable response. Your videos are very informative and helpful to enhance all of us in a business analyst journey. Really appreciated. Thanks alot.
@@karaleise could you please make a video on how softwares or projects in business analysis gets handed to the client after completion? I have a few interviews coming up, I taught myself by watching all your videos and working on my own case studies which I included on my cv. 🙌🏿🙌🏿
Hi, I have several videos on BA job specific questions. You can check out this list for some of them: th-cam.com/play/PLg7KoVVDdcXu2Os4oMnzevI0R_jgrCQy8.html
@@karaleise thank you for your quick response.i am checking out your videos right now i found them very helpful too..but i miswrote something, i just thoughr that it would be nice if you just give example answers* to the job specific questions. i had exactly the same question about stakeholders collaboration and defining them but i didnt know what to say even thoguh i am doing it every day! I will have exactly the same interview wit the same institution 2 days later.hope i can find an answer ( it is complicated but in summary i kind of have a 2nd chance to explain myself )
Hi Dharas, thank you for watching the video! There are several prioritization techniques for handling competing priorities among cross functional teams ( which I will make a video on soon) but in the end one set of priorities will win out or you can do a little of both to make both teams happy but that could result in a longer time to deliver. Hope that helps!
Hi Varun, there are many techniques for eliciting requirements. Watch this video where i go into more depth ( ignore the sound issues but the content is spot on) th-cam.com/video/IdHxfGX-LTA/w-d-xo.html
👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 Interview Questions 1. Tell me about yourself? 2. As a BA/PO, how can you make sure your product design meets the stakeholder’s expectation? 3. Give example in your past project, the frequency you communicate with stakeholders? 4. How long is your sprint? 5. What kind of diagrams do you use? 6. As a BA/PO, how can you make sure the development team, their deliverable meet your expectation. 7. How can you make sure your requirement and user stories is clear enough for the developers to understand. 8. For user stories that are not features but upgrades, who’s responsibility is it to write these user stories. 9. Give an example, in your past project with a challenging product? And how do you fix that? 10. How many years did you work as a scrum team? 11. What is the technical activities in a scrum team? 12. What is the value of a retrospective meeting? 13. Who showcase, during the sprint review? 14. Who attends the sprint review? 15. As a Product Owner, do you allow other people from the company attend the sprint review? 16. Suppose we want to integrate a software into our app, what is the whole step from having the idea to end of the project? 17. Why are you leaving your job? 18. Where do you see yourself in 5years? 19. Do you have domain knowledge in the healthcare space? 20. What is the challenge you face working remotely with other colleagues in a different time zone?
Thanks for watching! If its your first BA job you can use your education on business analysis and the case studies / projects you have done since you lack experience - everyone in this field had to get their first job. You too will get it. Look into the case studies on karaleise.com and watch this video for more on landing your first BA role: th-cam.com/video/JlYRRlw3Qug/w-d-xo.html
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Just wanted to say thank you for your videos. I applied for a business analyst role internally and got the job! Your resources were so helpful, thank you x
Just wanted to add that I've subscribed as I enter into a new role will be returning for guidance from you ❤
Whoohoo!!! 🥳🥳 Now that's feedback I like to hear! Thanks for your support and congrats!!
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Thank youuuuuuuuu
wish I had seen this sooner lol
Fr too much rambling
I was recently asked, where do you think a BA fits in the project life cycle? I said -right from the start!
My career started as technical support but from last 3 years I am working on client Onboarding project where I was in providing access to the clients on all the applications on insurance platform, here I did a lot of sessions with our business analyst in this project as I did UAT , some training documentation preparations and thought to switch my career as a BA. I grabbed a job as BA just few days back and now I want some domain specific videos from you so that I can get high paying job. The questions which were asked in my previous interview were :
1. Explain your projects
2. What you have implemented in this project?
3. As a BA what are your deliverables ?
4. What is the most important part as a BA?
5. What do you like the most being a BA ?
6. What do you know about our product ?
Thank you so much for sharing!!
Just had my first BA interview. Thank you for your encouragement and helping me remember to smile and stay positive!
Awesome Lauren!!! 👍 Hoping you get the job, let me know… and thanks for supporting my channel!!
I love how you gassed me up in the beginning of the video. I was smiling so big and already felt like i won! Thank you!
The first 60 seconds of this video sold me - thank you!
I thank God I found you Karaleise..so timely. Your information and approach to BA is so relate-able
Karaleise, I love you :) Informational, straight to the point, valuable! You are an absolute gem!
Thank you! Your video is helping me prepare for an upcoming interview. 💪
You're a prayer answered, I'm glad I found your post!
Nice! Glad I was helpful. Checkout my free resources also on Karaleise.com
Thanks.. This really came in handy for my interview
and i got the job!!!, you are literally raising us. Keep doing the Lord's work
Extremely appreciated for this video... just what I need ATM... keraliese you're God sent... Thank you Kera🤗🤗
Thanks for checking it out!!! Happy you found it helpful!
I love you karaleise .....love the way you enjoy your work and love the way you be always happy in guiding us 😍😍☺️☺️💓💓
Hi Karaleise , thanks for your helpful videos. During a technical BA interview, i got asked 'if we were to develop a kitchen appliance such as a blender, how would i go about presenting this to a developer'.
Hi Adebola, thanks for watching. This is an interesting interview question, hopefully you were able to explain the problem the blender is solving and the functionality it needed to have. Good luck in your interviews. Thanks!
Can you please do a video on career transition from maths teacher to business analyst
Awesome video! Your positivity definitely shines through! :) Thank you
Thank you William!
This is so detailed and insightful. I am happy I tool my time to listen to this and it was so helpful.. Thank you so much for sharing..
I am enjoying your video. Thank you for the info provided here! I am taking notes from here to prepare in advance for future interviews I will have after applying to some job openings.
That's very nice information you have given ❤
Thank you very much for sharing. I got a lot of valuable tips. I can learn from you what and how I need to prepare for the interview and I got more inspiration and motivation as well.
Thank you Lei Lei, please subscribe and share with others who could benefit from this as well!! 😁
Thank you , you are just amazing and this will help me a lot on getting a new job as business analyst. I loved your website.
Thank you so much Niharika and please share with others who you think will also find this useful! Thanks!!
Hi Karaleise ! I've discovered your channel a week ago and I just want to thank you for these clear explanations and all the great job that you've been doing (for free above all 🤧)! During a BA interview, I've been asked to tell about my biggest regret and what I've learned from it. And also a moment that I've been the most proud of and why.
A French girl who admires you.
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Thank you so much!
You're a queen for this. Slay
nice content with a stress free tone.... feeling motivated...thanks
the info is very helpful for my coming interview. thank you!
very helpful video!! Thanks for making such a wonderful video
At a 1st round interview with a senior analyst at a consulting company I was asked: what is an MVP
This by the way is Minimum Viable Product
I have an associate Business Analyst Interview today
Oh great, hope this video helped you prepare. Good luck in your interviews!
This helps alot.. Thank you very much.
Karaleise, I have been applying to many jobs but do not get a single interview call😞 i have an appealing resume, but still cant crack the ATS.
@@snehaelizebeth6146 Thanks for watching. I think the first thing to fix is the resume. You should really look at the resume again. You don’t want it necessarily appealing. It needs to be practical, easy to read, easy to scan and get though the ATS. Here are some tips on how to do the resume: karaleise.com/crafting-your-business-anayst-resume/
Thank you Karaleise
It would be nice for you to show us solid examples. Thank you xxx…your other videos really helped me with my previous interview :)
Thanks for checking out the video!! Yes, the plan is to do series on interview questions and get into details on each one. This is the first video of the series and more of an overview video!
@@karaleise thank you, I look forward to your future videos!
Excellent video and thank you for the great, amazing advise. Question I was asked if I have the knowledge of API and which project I used it ?
That's actually a very common question about the use of API in projects because they want to know if you can handle backend intensive projects. This is not a right or wrong answer type question and they do not expect you to know the intricate details of building an API, they just want to know if you are familiar with APIs and how you work with the technical team on implementation projects. Thanks for sharing this question!
In my last interview I was asked that “ do you know what is a role of a business analyst?” To which for a min I was like I wouldn’t get the offer because I am asked this question. So how to answer this question?
Hi
I got lot of confusions in giving answers to below frequently asked questions in BA interviews, please provide what could be possible answers for below questions:
What is the role of BA in agile?
What is the day to day activity of BA in team once sprint planning is done?
How have you handle scope creep?
What is the biggest challenge you came across in your career and how did you manage it?
Important one, You are in a mid of Sprint and developers mentioned BA(You) that this task cannot be completed at the end of Sprint due to certain valid reasons, how you as a BA will handle Product Owner, as per him/her Bank may pose certain regulations fine if not done during that sprint which may delay in delivering the task?
Hi Ankit, thanks for watching! I answered you in this video: th-cam.com/video/aewxnxd3A-I/w-d-xo.html
I was asked, If I had a product that was doing so well in some geographical areas but was flunking in one geographical area, what are the steps I would take to find the issue.
- Imagine you have to present some ideas to the stakeholders in different countries and you will need their opinions on which ones to pick moving forward
- Given that you have a user story that does not have a timeline or its not urgent. Because of that all the other requirements that have urgency or timelines keeps pushing the one without timeline down the backlog. What would I do to build the story with no timeline.
- I find out people in the company, i.e even developers, operations, internal end users do not do not understand one of the product. What will I do to ensure they understand
Hi Amponsah, thanks so much for sharing these questions! I've answered these in this video: th-cam.com/video/2PvDxjW-PHE/w-d-xo.html
Great content and style! Thanks!
Smart content ... always on point👌 Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
You are awesome thanks so much!
Hi @Karaleise. Can you please answer a question how will you handle a non- feasible requirement from client?
Hi Garima,
Thank you for watching the video and supporting the channel. When the client has a request that is not feasible it is best that you be transparent with the client and explain why the solution they present is not the most optimal. Try to think of it from their perspective when you have this conversation - why its not feasible for them as well as why its not feasible for your company. Then present a solution that is feasible, that they can say yes to.
Present the pros and cons but look for solutions that are win-win for both parties. Never tell a client that cant get something without having multiple other solutions to suggest.
Hope this helps.
For more on managing difficult clients, watch this video: th-cam.com/video/4o_IzO81We0/w-d-xo.html
@@karaleise Thanks Karaleise for your valuable response. Your videos are very informative and helpful to enhance all of us in a business analyst journey. Really appreciated. Thanks alot.
One more question- How will we start for requirement when there are no reference documents given by client. What should be the right approach. Thanks
great video
I was asked how’s your company currently structured?
How long was your last project?
Who do you report to and how?
Awesome! Thank you Dame Dash for sharing and also for checking out the video! Good luck on your interview
@@karaleise could you please make a video on how softwares or projects in business analysis gets handed to the client after completion? I have a few interviews coming up, I taught myself by watching all your videos and working on my own case studies which I included on my cv. 🙌🏿🙌🏿
This is awesome! Haven’t interviewed in years so I didn’t know if things changed lol n what to expect
Thank you! Also watch this video for more on prepping for your BA interviews:th-cam.com/video/zKE20HRdpio/w-d-xo.html
Critical aspects of any project?
What if your product is fail?
it is really helpful for star questions , but it would be nice if you just give examples for job specific questions.
Hi, I have several videos on BA job specific questions. You can check out this list for some of them: th-cam.com/play/PLg7KoVVDdcXu2Os4oMnzevI0R_jgrCQy8.html
@@karaleise thank you for your quick response.i am checking out your videos right now i found them very helpful too..but i miswrote something, i just thoughr that it would be nice if you just give example answers* to the job specific questions. i had exactly the same question about stakeholders collaboration and defining them but i didnt know what to say even thoguh i am doing it every day! I will have exactly the same interview wit the same institution 2 days later.hope i can find an answer ( it is complicated but in summary i kind of have a 2nd chance to explain myself )
Thank you Karaleise for sharing this insightful content. Very straightforward
So helpful 😊
It's useful :) thanks a lot Karaleise
Glad it was helpful! Also check out my website for free downloads! www.karaleise.com
Fabulous content !
how can you manage a failure in implementing a solution that you were the only ba available in the project
Hi what about if youre in a meeting with cross teams and 2 different teams (or more) both have a priority at the same level what do you do then?
Hi Dharas, thank you for watching the video! There are several prioritization techniques for handling competing priorities among cross functional teams ( which I will make a video on soon) but in the end one set of priorities will win out or you can do a little of both to make both teams happy but that could result in a longer time to deliver. Hope that helps!
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my recent question was: How do you gather the requirements?
Hi Varun, there are many techniques for eliciting requirements. Watch this video where i go into more depth ( ignore the sound issues but the content is spot on) th-cam.com/video/IdHxfGX-LTA/w-d-xo.html
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Interview Questions
1. Tell me about yourself?
2. As a BA/PO, how can you make sure your product design meets the stakeholder’s expectation?
3. Give example in your past project, the frequency you communicate with stakeholders?
4. How long is your sprint?
5. What kind of diagrams do you use?
6. As a BA/PO, how can you make sure the development team, their deliverable meet your expectation.
7. How can you make sure your requirement and user stories is clear enough for the developers to understand.
8. For user stories that are not features but upgrades, who’s responsibility is it to write these user stories.
9. Give an example, in your past project with a challenging product? And how do you fix that?
10. How many years did you work as a scrum team?
11. What is the technical activities in a scrum team?
12. What is the value of a retrospective meeting?
13. Who showcase, during the sprint review?
14. Who attends the sprint review?
15. As a Product Owner, do you allow other people from the company attend the sprint review?
16. Suppose we want to integrate a software into our app, what is the whole step from having the idea to end of the project?
17. Why are you leaving your job?
18. Where do you see yourself in 5years?
19. Do you have domain knowledge in the healthcare space?
20. What is the challenge you face working remotely with other colleagues in a different time zone?
Thank you so much for sharing!!❤
This is really kind of you. Thank you so much x
Thanks very useful
What if this is your first business analyst job?
Thanks for watching! If its your first BA job you can use your education on business analysis and the case studies / projects you have done since you lack experience - everyone in this field had to get their first job. You too will get it. Look into the case studies on karaleise.com and watch this video for more on landing your first BA role: th-cam.com/video/JlYRRlw3Qug/w-d-xo.html
A Business Analyst Interview Question Asked: How do you write requirements?
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Hey sis, what's your email? And thank you so much for all this resourceful videos.
Thank you for checking out the video! 👍Since you found it helpful please share with others! My email is karaleiseblog@gmail.com