Thoughts on how being a skilled business analyst is more than knowing which framework to use, or the soft skills you have, or the certifications you've earned. Underpinning all of this is how well you've mastered your tools.
@Frank: Great to hear from you. And don't worry, you're not late. I've only just started exploring cross-posting this to LinkedIn now that a) I've got a back catalogue and b) I've managed to published for 24 weeks straight. 😅
Any feedback or ideas for future issues would be most welcome!
I used to read game manuals, too, while others wanted to "figure it out" as they went along.
I miss those manuals too. I liked holding the physical copies in my hands. They were so colourful and well-made, themselves. They were often works of art, too.
hi Sam, I hope you are
doing well. I finally subscribed at Issue24. The advantage of being late is there is a large back-catalogue to enjoy.
@Frank: Great to hear from you. And don't worry, you're not late. I've only just started exploring cross-posting this to LinkedIn now that a) I've got a back catalogue and b) I've managed to published for 24 weeks straight. 😅
Any feedback or ideas for future issues would be most welcome!
I used to read game manuals, too, while others wanted to "figure it out" as they went along.
I miss those manuals too. I liked holding the physical copies in my hands. They were so colourful and well-made, themselves. They were often works of art, too.
@Alvin: Yeah - they were awesome. If you want to relive, virtually, some of those old manuals, then https://www.gamesdatabase.org is a good resource.
I just found the 145 page manual for Maxis' A-Train game that I had completely forgotten about!