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Career Development: I would like to pursue a career as a business analyst. I have experience on the business side but none in SQL or databases, how should I get started?
JB
JB
Joy Broto Nath , Global Corporate Trainer & Strategist answered:

There is much more to being a business analyst SQL or databases. So, if I were you, why would I want to become a business analyst? One of the main reasons I want to be a business analyst is because I always measure the success of my work through the positive impact I leave on the company's goals, product's improvements, and client's needs. Another thing I love about being a business analyst, is the chance this role gives me to work with people from different departments in the company who have a variety of great expertise, and always have interesting perspectives to add to the table. I think that one of the remarkably interesting aspects of a business analyst's job is understanding the core need of the client and working with the development team to fulfil that need. The beauty of this role is that business analysts are always evaluating their product's performance, which gives the company a great advantage in terms of staying on top of the latest trends and implementing clients' feedback with every new step. In general, I believe that this role has so much to offer in terms of a long term professional career, and allows one to continuously learn new techniques to tackle complex business problems and find innovative solutions in today's technology driven economy.
Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

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