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Become a Business Analyst

Become a Business Analyst

In this learning path, you can learn all the skills to gather, document, and analyze business needs and requirements and become a successful business analyst.
Develop basic business analyst skills required for this role.
Demonstrate technical skills to execute effectively.
Build leadership and communication skills to excel and advance.

 

Courses

  1. What is Business analysis?
  2. Business analysis foundations
  3. Agile requirements foundations
  4. Business benefits realization foundations
  5. Business analyst and project manager collaboration
  6. Requirements elicitation and analysis
  7. Business analysis foundations: business process modeling
  8. Requirements elicitation for business analysts: interviews
  9. Excel quick tips
  10. Word essential training (Microsoft 365)
  11. PowerPoint essential training (Microsoft 365)
  12. Data science foundations: Fundamentals
  13. Leadership foundations
  14. Communication foundations
  15. Communication within teams
  16. Interpersonal communication
  17. Negotiation foundations



Linkedin profile | Product manager | Microsoft

 

Here is the link. 

Andres Pico | Notice to look for a new job | Just after laidoff

I'm looking for my next opportunity as a Software Engineer. I have 5+ years of experience with shipping high quality products used by millions of users. I have experience working on developing software, testing, performing responsible releases, working across disciplines. Most of my experience has been in browser development and web development including building features from scratch in massive codebases with thousands of active developers, data-driven and test-driven development, responsible rollouts via experimentation. My experience as a product manager also gave me great product insights needed to release successful products. I’m open to new domains and technologies. I’m available in the Greater Seattle area and full-time remote nationwide. Please tag, share or forward to any recruiters or hiring managers that you may have in your network. Thank you!

Skills: C++, Java, Typescript, Web Components, Git, Chromium, Visual Studio, Windbg, Product Management, User Research, Figma, Data Driven Experimentation and Rollout, REST API Development, Agile, Windows, RDBMS and familiar with GraphQL

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      • • Launched the Website Typo Protection security feature to protect our 360 million userbase against fraudulent sites • Improved user sentiment of our security offerings through user research, design mocks, and experimentation • Spearheaded collaborative efforts between engineering, marketing, and external partners like Google to launch our security offerings in time and with positive customer reception • Led Microsoft Edge's privacy compliance for the browser fundamentals team
      • Skills: TypeScript · Goma · Chromium · Product Strategy · New Product Rollout · User Research · Blogging · User Experience (UX) · Competitive Analysis · Figma (Software) · Teamwork · Project Management · Product Management · Windows
      • • Increased Microsoft Edge's download security score by 9% after integrating a first-party security service • Achieved 8% lead in phishing security over competitors by adding protection for malicious client redirections • Resolved chromium-wide sandbox exploits by implementing security mitigations at the Windows Kernel • Refreshed the browser site info flyout appearance using react and web components • Tackled one of our biggest user retention issues by adding a mechanism that detected and notified when incompatible antiviruses rendered Edge unusable • Expanded browser personalization options by adding support for Windows and Linux native themes

Power BI data visualization and dashboard tips, tricks, & techniques

 

Course details

  • 1h 59m
  • Beginner + Intermediate
  • Released: 3/23/2021
(1,032)
Power BI is a software that lets users visualize and report data flexibly and share it in a number of ways. It is rapidly gaining market share, as it is affordable and well-integrated with other Microsoft tools. In this course, instructor Emma Saunders shows you how you can use Power BI to create reports and visualizations with flair and share them easily with colleagues. Emma explains the Power BI app (desktop) and service (web browser). She takes you through a sample report to show how it’s built, then goes over how and why to design and structure a report, including how to structure tabs, how many visuals to put on a page, and how to draw attention to one visual over another. Emma covers more advanced visuals, as well, including statistical diagrams and maps for geographic data. She walks you through how to design reports like a pro in the Power BI service, from basic layouts to choosing specific themes and fonts.

Skills covered

Emma Saunders | Linkedin instructor

 Emma Saunders is a freelance data consultant specializing in data visualization on the web.She uses HTML, CSS, D3, DC, Crossfilter, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, and VBA in her work, but she is a designer as much as a coder. Emma enjoys finding the story in data, and working out the best way to communicate that story.A graduate of Oxford University, Emma has 15 years of business experience, starting on the Shell graduate scheme, and moving to Credit Suisse, the UK financial regulator, and even working a brief spell as a journalist at the Financial Times in London. She has never worked in an IT department, but taught herself coding skills as they have become useful from job to job. She also ran her own online business for a few years from 2006, and coded an ecommerce site for that venture. She is available professionally via http://vizdata.co.uk.