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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostWith every year, I grow more cynical. Just seen this job ad.
Imagine being the person who wrote this. Wonder if anything of any tangible value has ever been delivered there?
//We are looking for a Business Analyst to support the Data Improvements work within the Operating Model Optimisation workstream of the Advice Transformation Programme.//
Programme: Advice Transformation
Workstream: Operating Model Optimisation (there are other streams as well)
What do they do: Data Improvements work
Who do they need: A Business AnalystComment
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Originally posted by BigDataPro View Post
May be I'm wrong, I don't know. It think it is understandable.
//We are looking for a Business Analyst to support the Data Improvements work within the Operating Model Optimisation workstream of the Advice Transformation Programme.//
Programme: Advice Transformation
Workstream: Operating Model Optimisation (there are other streams as well)
What do they do: Data Improvements work
Who do they need: A Business AnalystComment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post
It's extraneous detail, though, which points to a degree of cluelessness and officiousness. They should've stuck with BA for data improvements. Then again, you can never take these ads too seriously.
1. Very large company
2. Likely to be Financial or Insurance or Government.
3. Possibly Greenfield, therefore longer contract duration.
4. Spec could have been written for the audience within the company.
5. As they couldn't find any one internally, they have advertised just by copying it.Last edited by BigDataPro; 30 January 2024, 18:35.Comment
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Originally posted by BigDataPro View Post
We can actually infer a lot of things from this job description.
1. Very large company
2. Likely to be Financial or Insurance or Government.
3. Possibly Greenfield, therefore longer contract duration.
4. Spec could have been written for the audience within the company.
5. As they couldn't find any one internally, they have advertised just by copying it.
Sometimes, if you're aware of the company, then knowing that detail is helpful as you'll have a rough idea of which part it's working with and (potentially) who.Comment
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Few more contracts about now but all uncontactable. I feel the pimps are CV harvesting.
I am going to apply for JSA in the meantime and continue gaming at home.
Just finished Splinter cell 1!Comment
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Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post
It's extraneous detail, though, which points to a degree of cluelessness and officiousness. They should've stuck with BA for data improvements. Then again, you can never take these ads too seriously.
Finally, after rescheduling 3 times in Jan ,I get to "present". examples of my work and how I got there, so I have quite a few, p2p, aviation safety, education, lead to cash, legal criminal process etc blah blah blah. BPMN notation and or whatever the client wants - to be honest I think o over did it and confused them, I must remember to take 1000mg in magnesium or have a Scooby before engagement again
3 stakeholders finally attend, 1 of whom I was not told , and all of whom are clueless as to what they want, they can't seem to grasp the process, asking questions like. "how would you approach a stakeholder that disagreed with you". how would you conduct a remote session, lol.
Then to cap it all, they then only want to pay for a 3 day week, but I'll bet they clock watch and send requests on the other 2 days
bye!! nope, I think I'll stack shelves
Time spent learning this (we're all learning and I should have trusted my spidey sense earlier in Jan). about a day, well worth it!
bet they miss that deadline with flying colours
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Originally posted by Destiny2 View Post
Hardly worth a post or getting banned for. See you in a couple of days.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
You've find a role that's ripped off the perm job spec? Well done.
Hardly worth a post or getting banned for. See you in a couple of days.Comment
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