I’d love to hear more about the overlap between business analysis and UX design based on your experience. As an analytics undergrad, I’m now finding out how things like KPIs and market research are vital in both fields, but I’d love to hear more personal experience from you to shed some light on how a business analyst and UX designer may use the same tools like KPIs differently
I love d way you explain your role. It would be great if you could also show the practical work that you actually do with the clients for eg; the reports you create or if any kind research is involved before the presentation or client outreach methodology etc.
glad to see this kind of video recommendation. I am a Business Analyst for an ERP and other bespoke system also and I can relate to what you have discussed and it's just nice hearing it from other people and knowing that there are people who understand what you do and gives value to it. Keep it up. to more contents like this. :)
Hello there Andres, Greetings from a fellow BA :) I work in Jakarta, Indonesia as one of the BA in the fintech company. Really awesome to find this great channel. Keep posting man :)
Hi Andres, big fan from Africa. Quick question. When you say you graduated with a business degree, was it Business Analytics or Business Analysis. I am struggling to find the right course and when I was watching your video, I realized your role is similar to what I am aspiring to.
I recently graduated with a degree in Business Economics of August this year and looking to get into a career as a Business Analyst. The day-to-day expectations, the mindset and work environment that surrounds this career seem like it would be a perfect fit for my personality and I was wondering how I can put myself into the position where I can apply for an entry-level position as a Business Analyst. Is there any sort of advice that you could offer to me when I'm starting out?
The two most valuable lessons I’ve learned on my journey is that interviewing is a skill...master it. The second is that networking is a skill... master that too. Those two things get you hired. Everything else only qualifies you as an option. Best of luck! And don’t give up.
Hey! It is a lil personal question but can you tell us the salary bracket? I am putting a lot of money in the grad school and I want to have an idea on ROI
that was awesome, can you if possible make a negotiate money related things like how you charge them on what basis or specification with an example of a small $5000 business owner and a $5000000 business owner... in short your thought process...
Hi Andreas, how techincally focused would you be to integrate the software based on clients needs? What topics do you usually analyse when you are given a client?
Hey Michalis! Not that technical. But I did have to become a product expert. I had to analyze business needs from clients and figure out how our product could help solve those needs.
As a BA. how much tech skills do you need to be successful? As in understanding coding languages, and computer science? Surely, if you're telling businesses what to do with their IT systems, you must need to be quite confident with IT?
Loved your presentation. Currently I am looking to major in business but not sure which path to take. What would you say are the pros and cons of a business analyst and was this your specific major?
Glad I found this video you need more of these videos man this was great, my background I'm a realtor, and getting my bachelor's in business administration thank you for the insight more content!
Hey man! I just subscribed to your channel! I’m currently in IT support and have been contemplating for a while to choose the BA path just because I didn’t think it would be technical enough. But you changed my mind, mainly due to the fact that I know this path will open so many doors/opportunities. I have one request; can you please please create more BA content? I would like to see more information as to what it takes to be a BA and what it’s like day to day, etc. Thanks man!
Raimond Flores hahaha I’ve actually been thinking about this... Maybe I can come up with a video that explains how I became a BA? Thanks for the love man!
Thank you @Andres Gonzalez for this well made video! I am currently majoring in Economic Consulting, but I am taking a couple of classes in information systems. I am planning to intern in a company to work with data. Do you have any other advice what I can do to enhance my analytical skills?
jovani Mendez-Sandoval awesome. Personally, I love to hear about personal/school based projects that highlight some of your interests/passions. It’s hands on and you’d be surprise what you can learn!
Hi Andre, I have a few years of experience in digital marketing and wanted to understand the business requirements of things and the workflow. I am planning to study MSc Business analysis. Is it possible for me to use both knowledge in the workspace? Please share your insights.
Yeah just glorious stuff from start to end. That´s how real life is most of the time, for sure. No stress, no struggles, no short deadlines, no fear of been fired. In summary, real stuff right there.
Awesome job Andy!! Love the video. Very inspirational and thank you for sharing :) looking forward to seeing more from you. Keep it up and knowing you, I know you will keep doing great things!
So you used to go to company's/confer with them after they bought your company's software and told them how to use it etc? I thought a business analyst created a personal system for each and every client to suit their needs, not implement the tried and true systems out there. Hey it is easier if it's a well known system foundation already which makes being a business analyst more appealing to me for a possible career path.
Very informative video! I wanna ask since Ive been in the banking industry for like 5 years and just finished my 3month bootcamp full-stack web development. Do you think I am a good fit for this role?
Cuong Tran Ky Quoc it all depends on how you sell yourself during the interview/recruiting process. You have to clearly connect the dots so your just the person they’re looking for 👍🏼
How old are you mate? How old when you started/left school. I'm was considering starting a bachelor in business analytics but I'm 24 not sure if it's too late for it. Cool vid, cheers!
It’s never too late! Everyone has their own path. I know people much younger & older than me got started as a business analyst. I’m 25 now but I was about 23 when I became a business analyst.
Does this major require a lot of math classes or would you say you need to be good at math? I'm not so interested in data analytics but more business analyst
I understand you are more on the sales side of your company? Showing clients how your product will increase their efficiency. Generally speaking, would a business analyst approach various industries, examine operations, and then provide solutions? And is the general job more suited for an introverted individual?
The major/career path requires of good understand of math for analytics, critical thinking, etc... There are some Business Analyst that are more project based.
@@cadbane33 not sales based. The client knew me as a consultant. Business Analyst can cover many industries, & responsibilities. I've met both successful introverted/extroverted Business Analysts before, but they both knew how to communicate and ask the right questions.
Hey how are you Andres, so I'm currently in my second semester of college. I want to become a business analyst but my major right now is business finance. My school has an option major for business analytics is that the same as a business analyst?
Hey Viral, business analytics might teach you more technical skills that might be more useful in the business analyst/data analyst role. However, finance can also be a good fit. What it will really boil down to is: how you sell you're major/experience during the interview and how you sell yourself.
I graduated with a Business/ Management Information Systems degree. It was split between computer science classes and business classes. But any business degree could help you land a business analyst interview. However, your ability to sell yourself is far more valuable than any degree.
@@AndresTheDesigner Thanks I plan on that. Only thing is I may need to return to school to obtain a bachelor's since o don't have one. Most positions I looked require one at minimum. I might do an accelerated online program. We'll see.
Hi! Being a business analyst you should have a communication good enough to convey the things clearly enough to your client / other teams. A very high level is not required practically. Hope this helps 😊
Hi Andres, your video is amazing. May I know which degree would be better fit into this role; business information system or computer science (big data)?
I am also looking at a job similar to yours, BA at a tech company. I was wondering as a BA, what are the career prospects/progression and also if it is possible in the future to move into management consulting? Thanks so much!
Being a business analyst was great! However, I wanted to be closer to building products and I wanted to be more creative, so I became a Product Designer!
@@AndresTheDesigner So in your opinion, was being an analyst worth it or do you think that you wouldn’t be in the position you are in right now if you didn’t get your business degree on becoming a business analyst first?
Hey Andres, I loved your video. I’m a high school student and I’m interested in pursuing a career in business analytics. I was wondering if the computer skills I need for business analytics are skills that are taught in university or if they are skills I need to learn on my own?
Selyan Makhlouf it depends on the educational program of the school you go to. But generally computer science or business analytics can give you a great foundation for BAs. However, I’ve seen other BAs with psychology degrees as well. I think it just comes down to how you sell yourself during the interview and what projects/internships you have on your resume.
Hello Sir I will be finishing my under graduation in chemical engineering in 2021. I am planning to do my MS in Business analytics in USA. Kindly let me know what technical skills I should be knowing before going for masters. And What are the future prospects for the students who do MS in Business Analytics?
Hello Gade! Your MS in Business Analytics should teach you the technical skills in general statistics, quantitive business analysis, and communicating/or presenting insights. Just remember to network! Your network will give you great job opportunities.
It’s interesting. In many ways you sound like your particular business analyst role is similar to a customer success manager role at many saas companies - would you agree?
@@AndresTheDesigner you’re description of what you do is literally a CSM/Implementation Manager. Many traditional Business Analysts seem to either use more data in their work (analytics, presentations, etc) or are that true liaison between CS and the business. I haven’t heard them often being quite as client facing as it sounds you are, hence me thinking your role is quite similar to a CSM at an SaaS company. Do you have CSMs at your org? Interesting video, regardless
Hey, liked your video a lot. What kind of internships would you recommend to do during school? Iam studying Business Administration (1st year) and working as IT Anaylst, but thinking this job would fit me perfectly after graduation. 🤔
Armed Titanium ahh, yeah I’m familiar with the “entry-level” Jobs with a 2 years minimum of experience 😂😂 but you can easily move forward if you get internships, have personal projects and learn how to sell yourself during the interview. (Selling yourself is probably the most important in my opinion)
Nice vedio ! I just had a question that i am doing bachelors in business analyst which is a graduation degree here will it help me becomeing a busniess analyst ?
Hi Andres. Thanks for the guide, but is it possible to get a job in UK only after 8-9 months of experience as Business Process Analyst from Pakistan with no internship.
Hey Mohsin! Anything is possible! From what I've noticed there are two big variables. Your networking skills and your interviewing skills. If you master these skills I'm sure many doors in the UK will open for you.
Hi! I just finished my associates degree but I am not sure if I should get my bachelors in finance or accounting? I just know I want to be a finance analyst.
Hello sir, I am pursuing a bachelor degree in Information Technology and after that, I'm thinking to pursue Post Graduate Diploma in Business Analyst. Can you tell me This course will worth to me or not for my head start to a career and can you tell me a difference about a Data Analyst and a Business Analyst? and what about analytics or analyst can you tell me the difference between this two?
They pay around the same. And the require a similar skill set. Data analyst are more technical. If you’re great with numbers, try data analyst. If you love business and talking to people, try business analyst.
I have a interview coming up for a BA. What kind of on the job training did you go through as I just graduated with my MBA and have no work experience in this area.
I was a business analyst intern before my full-time business analyst role. I would say learn SQL, tableau, and data anaytics. These hard skills are very in demand for BAs.
This really depends on alot of factors, like location, job level, company, etc... My starting salary was about $75K in San Francisco (very expensive city).
That was a very informative video, but I have some questions. I am doing engineering in Information and Technology and Business Analyst role really seems like my type. I am going to pursue some Graduate Certification after I complete UG degree in IT Field. I want to know that should I choose Business Analyst, IT Analyst or Data Analyst? And having a background in IT filed, will I be able to work as Business Analyst as it requires a background in Business filed?
Hey Chintal, if you enjoy process, operations, solving business problems then, Business Analyst might be be a better fit for you. If you really enjoy statistics, technical tools, and you might want to become a data scientist, then consider Data Analyst positions. I'm not too familiar with IT analyst roles, so I can't really comment on that. Best of luck Chintal.
Andres i am 17 years old and i am going to canada for buisness mangment studies it is degree for 2 years and please give me some tips and the way to BA from my collgee please i will be very thankful
Network and build relationships with other business analyst on LinkedIn! Become their friends and be curious about them. They may even give you a referral :) Hope this helps!
Hey, I am an IB Y2 student and will begin my undergraduate degree in the second half of 2022. I love the job of business analyst and truly desire to be one. However, I am a bit confused in choosing the right degree for this career. Should I do a Bachelor of Economics degree OR Bachelor of Commerce degree (major in information systems, etc) Which would provide a more clear path to becoming a business analyst? Hope to receive a reply by anyone. Thank you🙏🏻
This video didn’t give any valuable information. This was more showing what you did for fun. Also, to be a successful business analyst you should also have a background in IT, not fully base it in business school.
I didn't gather much data... My specific role focused on implementing software (Odoo) into a client's company. I helped clients migrate and leverage data tools & analytics within Odoo. But gathering? not much.
That's the worst part. I'm myself undergoing an engineering degree rn and in my penultimate year of graduation, I'm very much into business analytics, finance studies and investing. This is so fucked up, cause my college is like one of the top tier colleges in the country and hardly does any such analytics company visit the campus for internships. They do come for job placements, but for the time being an internship is also a necessity. My point in saying all of this is, when you've a software engineering degree and tryna change your path, it takes a lot of guts and determination. Anyways, hope you get the job.
Of course! If you can learn software development, you can learn business analytics. However, be prepared to analyze data and learn how to effectively communicate to various stakeholders.
Hey Mr. Andres, such a pleasure to watch you doing amazing job. I am in 10th grade right now, in India, we got to choose commerce or science. So I'm interested in business field., but I think those who study science have a lot of options. So would you give me a advice on what to pursue.. 😊
First complete intermediate bro, Next go with business courses which is around 3 years course in India and still if you want to get best position then do MBA!
I really loved the way you filmed the whole thing. Really amazing. Also, great information shared as well. I would love to collaborate with you to learn from you more. I’ve sent you a connection request on linked in. Can you please accept it.
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I've recently quit my job, and started my own UX design business. More videos coming soon!
What business did you start?
why did you quit your Business Analyst Job?
I’d love to hear more about the overlap between business analysis and UX design based on your experience. As an analytics undergrad, I’m now finding out how things like KPIs and market research are vital in both fields, but I’d love to hear more personal experience from you to shed some light on how a business analyst and UX designer may use the same tools like KPIs differently
I love d way you explain your role. It would be great if you could also show the practical work that you actually do with the clients for eg; the reports you create or if any kind research is involved before the presentation or client outreach methodology etc.
Sounds interesting. Will consider it.
@@AndresTheDesigner please consider the suggestion provided by @sugandh bhatia
glad to see this kind of video recommendation. I am a Business Analyst for an ERP and other bespoke system also and I can relate to what you have discussed and it's just nice hearing it from other people and knowing that there are people who understand what you do and gives value to it. Keep it up. to more contents like this. :)
thank you for the love Shiela!
Hello there Andres,
Greetings from a fellow BA :)
I work in Jakarta, Indonesia as one of the BA in the fintech company.
Really awesome to find this great channel.
Keep posting man :)
Tirta Yansen thanks for the love all the way from Indonesia! Planning on putting more content soon. Cheers!
Hi Andres, big fan from Africa. Quick question. When you say you graduated with a business degree, was it Business Analytics or Business Analysis. I am struggling to find the right course and when I was watching your video, I realized your role is similar to what I am aspiring to.
I recently graduated with a degree in Business Economics of August this year and looking to get into a career as a Business Analyst. The day-to-day expectations, the mindset and work environment that surrounds this career seem like it would be a perfect fit for my personality and I was wondering how I can put myself into the position where I can apply for an entry-level position as a Business Analyst. Is there any sort of advice that you could offer to me when I'm starting out?
The two most valuable lessons I’ve learned on my journey is that interviewing is a skill...master it. The second is that networking is a skill... master that too.
Those two things get you hired.
Everything else only qualifies you as an option.
Best of luck! And don’t give up.
This is so Dope! Didn’t know what I really wanted to do with my life now it’s sorta coming all together
That's amazing Avo! Wishing you tons of luck.
Very Nice Video Andres. Editing is perfect. Plus, great explanation. You should definitely create more videos.
Saurabh Chhiller thanks for the support brotha! More videos coming!!
Hey! It is a lil personal question but can you tell us the salary bracket? I am putting a lot of money in the grad school and I want to have an idea on ROI
At this time, I was making around $76K 👍🏻
that was awesome, can you if possible make a negotiate money related things
like
how you charge them on what basis or specification
with an example of a small $5000 business owner
and a $5000000 business owner...
in short your thought process...
Sounds like a great video idea Blender. Stick around & subscribe if you want to see that video!
Hi Andreas, how techincally focused would you be to integrate the software based on clients needs? What topics do you usually analyse when you are given a client?
Hey Michalis! Not that technical. But I did have to become a product expert. I had to analyze business needs from clients and figure out how our product could help solve those needs.
I’m interested in learning UI/UX. It’s good that I watched your videos. Does this has good earnings in future?
As a BA. how much tech skills do you need to be successful? As in understanding coding languages, and computer science? Surely, if you're telling businesses what to do with their IT systems, you must need to be quite confident with IT?
Really depends on the type of job. But business analysts are now expected to know SQL, data visualization, and little bit of python.
Loved your presentation. Currently I am looking to major in business but not sure which path to take. What would you say are the pros and cons of a business analyst and was this your specific major?
Thank you Danny! If you like working with data and presenting/communicating insights, then a Business Analyst is a great option to consider.
Glad I found this video you need more of these videos man this was great, my background I'm a realtor, and getting my bachelor's in business administration thank you for the insight more content!
Antonio! Thank you my man. I appreciate the support! More content is coming and just uploaded a new vid too!
This was very helpful! Did you do a lot of internships as a BA?
Glad I could help & I just had one at Kaiser Permanente for about a year & a half.
Wow u are a business analyst! The video is so nice u are a better vlogger than me 👏🏻 congrats 🎉
Mar CariB haha thank you! 😂 your content is awesome! Keep it up 🔥🔥🔥
Hey man! I just subscribed to your channel! I’m currently in IT support and have been contemplating for a while to choose the BA path just because I didn’t think it would be technical enough. But you changed my mind, mainly due to the fact that I know this path will open so many doors/opportunities. I have one request; can you please please create more BA content? I would like to see more information as to what it takes to be a BA and what it’s like day to day, etc. Thanks man!
Raimond Flores hahaha I’ve actually been thinking about this... Maybe I can come up with a video that explains how I became a BA? Thanks for the love man!
what type of internships do you recommend to have if you want to become a business analyst? does it matter which field you get your experience in?
Plenty of Business analyst internships out there. Data analyst internships works too!
Is everything a learning experience and with time one could acquire confident and be knowledgeable
that's right Joy. Everything is a learning experience.
Thank you @Andres Gonzalez for this well made video! I am currently majoring in Economic Consulting, but I am taking a couple of classes in information systems. I am planning to intern in a company to work with data. Do you have any other advice what I can do to enhance my analytical skills?
jovani Mendez-Sandoval awesome. Personally, I love to hear about personal/school based projects that highlight some of your interests/passions. It’s hands on and you’d be surprise what you can learn!
Hi Andre, I have a few years of experience in digital marketing and wanted to understand the business requirements of things and the workflow. I am planning to study MSc Business analysis. Is it possible for me to use both knowledge in the workspace? Please share your insights.
Hey ! I am currently a student styding IT and want to do masters in Business Analyst ! so what do you recommend ?
Don't forget to Network! That's where most job opportunities come from!
Great videos! I have an interview coming up, business analyst position! Let’s see how it goes!😅 any tips for the interview would be great!
Yeah just glorious stuff from start to end. That´s how real life is most of the time, for sure.
No stress, no struggles, no short deadlines, no fear of been fired. In summary, real stuff right there.
Awesome job Andy!! Love the video. Very inspirational and thank you for sharing :) looking forward to seeing more from you. Keep it up and knowing you, I know you will keep doing great things!
Thank you for the love Jessica.
@@AndresTheDesigner of course! 😄
So you used to go to company's/confer with them after they bought your company's software and told them how to use it etc? I thought a business analyst created a personal system for each and every client to suit their needs, not implement the tried and true systems out there. Hey it is easier if it's a well known system foundation already which makes being a business analyst more appealing to me for a possible career path.
Very informative video! I wanna ask since Ive been in the banking industry for like 5 years and just finished my 3month bootcamp full-stack web development. Do you think I am a good fit for this role?
Cuong Tran Ky Quoc it all depends on how you sell yourself during the interview/recruiting process. You have to clearly connect the dots so your just the person they’re looking for 👍🏼
How old are you mate? How old when you started/left school. I'm was considering starting a bachelor in business analytics but I'm 24 not sure if it's too late for it.
Cool vid, cheers!
It’s never too late! Everyone has their own path. I know people much younger & older than me got started as a business analyst. I’m 25 now but I was about 23 when I became a business analyst.
Heyy there..
I really need to ask.
Which career is more accurate for the future prospective.. Business Analyst or Ui/Ux? I'm really confused 😕
Does this major require a lot of math classes or would you say you need to be good at math? I'm not so interested in data analytics but more business analyst
You don't need a lot of math
Like if you're in bachelor's 30 out of 180 credits belong to Maths, Statistics and Data Analysis
I understand you are more on the sales side of your company? Showing clients how your product will increase their efficiency. Generally speaking, would a business analyst approach various industries, examine operations, and then provide solutions? And is the general job more suited for an introverted individual?
The major/career path requires of good understand of math for analytics, critical thinking, etc... There are some Business Analyst that are more project based.
@@cadbane33 not sales based. The client knew me as a consultant. Business Analyst can cover many industries, & responsibilities. I've met both successful introverted/extroverted Business Analysts before, but they both knew how to communicate and ask the right questions.
Hey how are you Andres, so I'm currently in my second semester of college. I want to become a business analyst but my major right now is business finance. My school has an option major for business analytics is that the same as a business analyst?
Hey Viral, business analytics might teach you more technical skills that might be more useful in the business analyst/data analyst role. However, finance can also be a good fit. What it will really boil down to is: how you sell you're major/experience during the interview and how you sell yourself.
What business degree did you graduate with? Currently a business administration major, not really sure if that would help me become a business analyst
I graduated with a Business/ Management Information Systems degree. It was split between computer science classes and business classes. But any business degree could help you land a business analyst interview. However, your ability to sell yourself is far more valuable than any degree.
great video, I am currently going for my B.S. in Finance, do employers not mind that?
Plenty of business analysts with Finance backgrounds! Good luck
Great video! I wanted to ask what did you graduate/undergraduate in?
Business, Management Information Systems.
I am an aspirant BA. Subscribed to your channel. Want to learn from your videos. I appreciate your efforts.
I want to move into this career path.
DC Johnson that’s awesome! Get after it 🔥
@@AndresTheDesigner Thanks I plan on that. Only thing is I may need to return to school to obtain a bachelor's since o don't have one. Most positions I looked require one at minimum. I might do an accelerated online program. We'll see.
Andres Gonzalez what did u major in to get this job?
It's the same business analyst and business intelligence analyst? Or are different?
Just found a job as a BA, hope I can start my new career smoothly.
Best of luck Shi!
@@AndresTheDesigner Thank you Andres, really stressful in the first week. Plenty of things to learn. Any suggestions?
So you are using a B2B model awesome I find it tricky since you cannot understand what they will ask like B2C. Can I contacted you on linkedin?
Sure thing.
@@AndresTheDesigner what is your LinkedIn account so I can become a business analyst
Hi, love your video and I want to ask: does being a BA require a lot of communication in person?
Hi! Being a business analyst you should have a communication good enough to convey the things clearly enough to your client / other teams. A very high level is not required practically. Hope this helps 😊
yes! Business analysts often need to present reports, data, insights, etc...
Love this video
Thank you!
Hello I am currently pursiung my degree in Business Information Technology. Is Business Analysis a good career for me?
hey i just found your video, and yaaa I used to work as Odoo Business Analyst before!
Hey Odoo fam!
Hi Andres, your video is amazing. May I know which degree would be better fit into this role; business information system or computer science (big data)?
Both work! It also depends how you connect your major to the job during the interview :)
Bro question I'm taking a coursera course to get my BA certificate. Can this help me understand BA and help me land a job or is it a waste of time?
I mean.... no body is mentioning he’s really hot????🔥🔥😅
I know right.
I am also looking at a job similar to yours, BA at a tech company. I was wondering as a BA, what are the career prospects/progression and also if it is possible in the future to move into management consulting? Thanks so much!
I also have same doubt .If u got answer please drop here .It would be helpful for me.Thank u
Yup, business analyst can often become management consultants. Best of luck!
I wanted to ask how fulfilled you are in this role and are you excited to have this position, thanks
Being a business analyst was great! However, I wanted to be closer to building products and I wanted to be more creative, so I became a Product Designer!
Can you please compare international business with business analytics ! I'm really confused what to opt for my master's!
P.S. I don't love coding much
Maybe. I'm not too familiar with the international business major.
I think i just felt in love
next year I wish am doing MSC business with business analytics in UK.is it better to get job opportunities there?
I've never been to the UK, so I wouldn't be much help.
Hey Andres, do you think that being a business analyst is worth it?
Self-awareness is key. Personally, the business analyst role was rewarding for me. However, my interests now are in UX design. I love my new job.
@@AndresTheDesigner So in your opinion, was being an analyst worth it or do you think that you wouldn’t be in the position you are in right now if you didn’t get your business degree on becoming a business analyst first?
Hey Andres, I loved your video. I’m a high school student and I’m interested in pursuing a career in business analytics. I was wondering if the computer skills I need for business analytics are skills that are taught in university or if they are skills I need to learn on my own?
Selyan Makhlouf it depends on the educational program of the school you go to. But generally computer science or business analytics can give you a great foundation for BAs. However, I’ve seen other BAs with psychology degrees as well. I think it just comes down to how you sell yourself during the interview and what projects/internships you have on your resume.
@@AndresTheDesigner Thank you!
Hello Sir I will be finishing my under graduation in chemical engineering in 2021. I am planning to do my MS in Business analytics in USA. Kindly let me know what technical skills I should be knowing before going for masters. And What are the future prospects for the students who do MS in Business Analytics?
Hello Gade! Your MS in Business Analytics should teach you the technical skills in general statistics, quantitive business analysis, and communicating/or presenting insights.
Just remember to network! Your network will give you great job opportunities.
It’s interesting. In many ways you sound like your particular business analyst role is similar to a customer success manager role at many saas companies - would you agree?
hmmm... There's some overlap for sure. But I would say they are more different than similar.
@@AndresTheDesigner you’re description of what you do is literally a CSM/Implementation Manager. Many traditional Business Analysts seem to either use more data in their work (analytics, presentations, etc) or are that true liaison between CS and the business. I haven’t heard them often being quite as client facing as it sounds you are, hence me thinking your role is quite similar to a CSM at an SaaS company. Do you have CSMs at your org? Interesting video, regardless
Hey, liked your video a lot.
What kind of internships would you recommend to do during school? Iam studying Business Administration (1st year) and working as IT Anaylst, but thinking this job would fit me perfectly after graduation. 🤔
Thanks! There's many business analyst internships out there. Data analyst internships work too!
How hard was it for you to get a job after graduating? Most job offers I see require a lot of experience
Armed Titanium ahh, yeah I’m familiar with the “entry-level” Jobs with a 2 years minimum of experience 😂😂 but you can easily move forward if you get internships, have personal projects and learn how to sell yourself during the interview. (Selling yourself is probably the most important in my opinion)
Nice vedio !
I just had a question that i am doing bachelors in business analyst which is a graduation degree here will it help me becomeing a busniess analyst ?
Absolutely :)
Go Andres!
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Hello. Thanks Andres. Ilove business analyst. From VietNam
Wow, we're worldwide now. Cheers!
Is it hard in the business world as a Hispanic?
Race does not determine your success. That mind set is, that of someone who is full of excuses.
Thanks
Depends on what company you work for. Some value diversity. Some don't. My experience has been mostly positive.
so i noticed you kept saying your business but what is the name of the business you work for?
;)
This was so informative! Thank you for sharing 😊
absolutely. Thank you for watching :)
Hi Andres. Thanks for the guide, but is it possible to get a job in UK only after 8-9 months of experience as Business Process Analyst from Pakistan with no internship.
Hey Mohsin! Anything is possible! From what I've noticed there are two big variables. Your networking skills and your interviewing skills. If you master these skills I'm sure many doors in the UK will open for you.
Okay but you’re fine !
In what aspect because this video isn't meant for that
Hi! I just finished my associates degree but I am not sure if I should get my bachelors in finance or accounting? I just know I want to be a finance analyst.
Both finance & accounting work! Personally, I prefer finance majors. Best of luck.
excelent experience thanks for share to us
you're very welcome.
ok thanks
Hello sir,
I am pursuing a bachelor degree in Information Technology and after that, I'm thinking to pursue Post Graduate Diploma in Business Analyst.
Can you tell me This course will worth to me or not for my head start to a career and can you tell me a difference about a Data Analyst and a Business Analyst?
and what about analytics or analyst can you tell me the difference between this two?
They pay around the same. And the require a similar skill set. Data analyst are more technical. If you’re great with numbers, try data analyst. If you love business and talking to people, try business analyst.
I have a interview coming up for a BA. What kind of on the job training did you go through as I just graduated with my MBA and have no work experience in this area.
I was a business analyst intern before my full-time business analyst role. I would say learn SQL, tableau, and data anaytics. These hard skills are very in demand for BAs.
hello Andreas, May i know what is the salary package for a person graduate from masters in Business analyst ?
This really depends on alot of factors, like location, job level, company, etc...
My starting salary was about $75K in San Francisco (very expensive city).
@@AndresTheDesigner thank you very much for this information. Help a lot to understand
Do we have to have any qualification to get the career in BA?
Depends on the company. I think a college degree helps, but only way to find out is to apply. Hope this helps!
This sounds very similar to Sales development.
Thank you for telling as. ))
No problem.
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Does Business analyst Require coding or not
From my experience, not really.
Can’t hear anything clearly. Music is annoying. Are you advertising travel agency?
Does a business analyst require a engineering degree in graduation to be BA or just MBA ?
U can have a bachelor's degree in business administration
I don’t think so. A BA degree in engineering should definitively set you up for success. You just have to learn how to sell yourself. Best of luck!
That was a very informative video, but I have some questions.
I am doing engineering in Information and Technology and Business Analyst role really seems like my type.
I am going to pursue some Graduate Certification after I complete UG degree in IT Field.
I want to know that should I choose Business Analyst, IT Analyst or Data Analyst? And having a background in IT filed, will I be able to work as Business Analyst as it requires a background in Business filed?
Hey Chintal, if you enjoy process, operations, solving business problems then, Business Analyst might be be a better fit for you. If you really enjoy statistics, technical tools, and you might want to become a data scientist, then consider Data Analyst positions. I'm not too familiar with IT analyst roles, so I can't really comment on that. Best of luck Chintal.
@@AndresTheDesigner Thanks for your reply.
It is really very helpful.😀
Andres i am 17 years old and i am going to canada for buisness mangment studies it is degree for 2 years and please give me some tips and the way to BA from my collgee please i will be very thankful
Network and build relationships with other business analyst on LinkedIn! Become their friends and be curious about them. They may even give you a referral :) Hope this helps!
did you get an MBA?
Hey, I am an IB Y2 student and will begin my undergraduate degree in the second half of 2022. I love the job of business analyst and truly desire to be one. However, I am a bit confused in choosing the right degree for this career. Should I do a
Bachelor of Economics degree
OR
Bachelor of Commerce degree (major in information systems, etc)
Which would provide a more clear path to becoming a business analyst?
Hope to receive a reply by anyone. Thank you🙏🏻
Hi there! I have a question.. Is business analyst related with coding
@@abhisharma8901 business analyst is lesser into coding. However, Data science and all have more coding such as photon, excel, Java required
Which concentration did you choose for your business degree?
Management Information Systems. It was a nice blend between business and computer science.
@@AndresTheDesigner thanks! I'm in that same concentration right now.
Bro I wanna talk with you,actually I have some dbts. If its possbl hw could i cnnct
DM me on Instagram @andresthedesigner
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I'm enrolled in BA and I'm currently learning how to document all that "content" after reading the case and pffff 😩
Is it that hard?
you got this!
Do u have ur own consultancy
Yup, I run my own business now. I help people bring their app ideas to life.
This video didn’t give any valuable information. This was more showing what you did for fun. Also, to be a successful business analyst you should also have a background in IT, not fully base it in business school.
You So Close By What The CO ?
Hi may ask, how do you gather data?
I didn't gather much data... My specific role focused on implementing software (Odoo) into a client's company. I helped clients migrate and leverage data tools & analytics within Odoo. But gathering? not much.
Okay. Thanks 😊
This guy sounds like a badass
🥲🙏🏼
Hello! Do you have any tips on how to start freelancing as a business analyst intern? I'm willing to work for free just to level up my skills.
So am I! Did you gt any lead?
Haven't tried any freelancing as a business analyst. But I think looking at upwork and similar websites might help!
I am from a software developer background. Can I become a business analyst
That's the worst part. I'm myself undergoing an engineering degree rn and in my penultimate year of graduation, I'm very much into business analytics, finance studies and investing. This is so fucked up, cause my college is like one of the top tier colleges in the country and hardly does any such analytics company visit the campus for internships. They do come for job placements, but for the time being an internship is also a necessity.
My point in saying all of this is, when you've a software engineering degree and tryna change your path, it takes a lot of guts and determination. Anyways, hope you get the job.
Of course! If you can learn software development, you can learn business analytics. However, be prepared to analyze data and learn how to effectively communicate to various stakeholders.
Hey Mr. Andres, such a pleasure to watch you doing amazing job.
I am in 10th grade right now, in India, we got to choose commerce or science. So I'm interested in business field., but I think those who study science have a lot of options. So would you give me a advice on what to pursue.. 😊
First complete intermediate bro,
Next go with business courses which is around 3 years course in India and still if you want to get best position then do MBA!
@@srivardhan6162 thank you bro..
You must look within yourself. Follow your intuition.
How much business analyst get paid?
what's the company called?
Odoo :)
are you sales guy?
I have so many questions
Sir, I started my post graduation this year in BBA. I want to become business analyst so will you please guide me to achieve it.
Network and make friends with other business analyst on LinkedIn. Your network is your net worth!
Are you in LinkedIn ? I tried to search you but couldn't find :0
Yes! I'm on LinkedIn. Here's the link: www.linkedin.com/in/meet-andres/
I really loved the way you filmed the whole thing. Really amazing. Also, great information shared as well.
I would love to collaborate with you to learn from you more.
I’ve sent you a connection request on linked in. Can you please accept it.
Please do. Happy to chat / collaborate