Understanding the 4 types of Product Owner may help those moving to a PO role have a smoother transition and better odds of succeeding.
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2021 IIBA Global State of Business Analysis Report shares important business analysis trends around the world to help develop your career path.
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As business analysts, we have a unique relationship with change. We experience change personally (in our lives, in our organizations, in our career definitions); we experience change through others
Through my interview with him, I was reminded of the Ralph Waldo Emerson quote: “Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” As an active 71-year-old,
The Pandemic hit us suddenly and yes it came without any notice to our lives as a transient thing but became the new normal way of life. Some of us were initially worried thinking about what lies
Business Analysis knowledge and skills are the most transferable and applicable in different areas, regardless of customers’ company type and business model, business domain or industry type.
Being familiar with the 4 types of Product Owner will help you strengthen your weak points so you can successfully transition to a POA role.
Ready to take your business analysis practice to the next level? If so, give these tips a try.