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A competent or honest business analyst...
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I'm better than dirt. Well, most kinds of dirt, not that fancy store-bought dirt... I can't compete with that stuff. -
Originally posted by Francko View Post...who just not hides his incompetence under the "big picture" excuse. Will I ever meet one before I retire?Comment
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostI've worked with several very good Business Analysts, in fact thinking about it the good have outnumbered the bad by at least 10 to 1.
Yeah but in Francko's world everyone is incompetent, except himself.
We all know deluded people like him, don't we ?Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYeah but in Francko's world everyone is incompetent, except himself.
We all know deluded people like him, don't we ?
However if I have to give a proportion of good to bad people (ok how many good ones out of 10) I would say:
support people 8/10
technical people 7/10
business analysts 3/10
project managers 2/10
Perhaps this might have to do because the roles of PM/BA require more skills than the others, in fact reading this list it might be read this way (the lower you go the easier is to find qualified people). Nonetheless if you are not qualified for that role nobody forced you to take it.I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Originally posted by Francko View PostNo, not really. If I have to count I would say you and a few people I can count with a couple of hand fingers.
However if I have to give a proportion of good to bad people (ok how many good ones out of 10) I would say:
support people 8/10
technical people 7/10
business analysts 3/10
project managers 2/10
Perhaps this might have to do because the roles of PM/BA require more skills than the others, in fact reading this list it might be read this way (the lower you go the easier is to find qualified people). Nonetheless if you are not qualified for that role nobody forced you to take it.
Members of this species tend to be lower-powered, lower-paid, unrespected monkeys buffeted by the winds of economic chance.Hard Brexit now!
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The proof that you don't even read what people write...
Originally posted by sasguru View PostA prime example of "AtW syndrome", whereby people of modest ability and average IQ get so excited that they can write a computer program that they assume this is the highest level skill it is possible for a human being to have.
Members of this species tend to be lower-powered, lower-paid, unrespected monkeys buffeted by the winds of economic chance.support people 8/10
technical people 7/10
business analysts 3/10
project managers 2/10
Perhaps this might have to do because the roles of PM/BA require more skills than the others,I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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Originally posted by Francko View PostThe proof that you don't even read what people write...
I don't listen to mere techies, no.Hard Brexit now!
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