Originally posted by clearedforlanding
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You combine theoretical and conceptual knowledge with hands-on experience. He/she will be a member of the Media Domain Analyst Team which will be composed of Domain architects & analysts coming from different subject matter expertise. His/her main tasks will be: study the Business requirements translate business requirements into user and/or technical stories write high-level concept paper(s), describing the overall system requirements break down the system requirements into manageable subareas (Digital Right Management, Settop Box, Backend, OSS/BSS...
Knowledge of STB through to OSS/BSS requires a hell of a lot of "hands on" experience. I sticking with the pay being tulip. Also baffling is that good E2E hands on experience will lead to much better pay in a tech role than even a senior BA.
I am of the opinion that BAs should ask naive questions to elicit the best results. From the incorrectly spelled customer interface to the operational & business cores might be stretching nativity somewhat.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostCorrect. They'll get someone who's new to contracting or fresh out of Uni who needs their first step.
When that person has jumped ship for a better gig or they've had to bin them for being crap they'll probably realise their mistake and put it back out at a decent rate.
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Originally posted by clearedforlanding View PostIs this just saying the pay is tulip and hoping that cash desperate BAs apply?
When that person has jumped ship for a better gig or they've had to bin them for being crap they'll probably realise their mistake and put it back out at a decent rate.
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Originally posted by clearedforlanding View PostHad a few trash emails sent to my old contracting email address for "Junior Business Analyst" roles. Probably all the same one.
I cannot wrap my head around why a company would want a Junior BA on a contract basis.
Is this just saying the pay is tulip and hoping that cash desperate BAs apply?
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Junior Business Analyst
Had a few trash emails sent to my old contracting email address for "Junior Business Analyst" roles. Probably all the same one.
I cannot wrap my head around why a company would want a Junior BA on a contract basis.
Is this just saying the pay is tulip and hoping that cash desperate BAs apply?Tags: None
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