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How to Make Money as a Business Consultant: 25 Invaluable Ideas - cover

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How to Make Money as a Business Consultant: 25 Invaluable Ideas

Hope Etim

Publisher: DESTINY RECOVERY MEDIA

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Summary

A business analyst is a person whose job is to analyze business needs and critical problems for the stakeholders and propose practical solutions.  Many times this is done with a project proposal.  The business analyst is to study the proposal, determining which would be the best course of action to reach the proposed solution.  At times this cannot be done. 
The plan and solution may look good on paper.  When it comes time to implement the program, people and teams can be divided.  50% of all project proposals fail due to a lack of communication.  The business analyst must also be a good people person to make the teams work together for the betterment of the business. 
The entire project is based on saving money.  When a qualified business analyst cannot perform his or her duties because of the lack of co-operation, the result is a waste of time and money.  The project is doomed for failure.  A business analyst must be able to use negotiation skills and motivational techniques for the entire project to succeed short term and long term. 
A business analyst will listen.  Instead of jumping ahead and looking at the goal, he or she will take the time to understand the needs of the company.  Asking questions is a key element to success in the world of business analysis.  If the business analyst fails to comprehend the true needs of a company, the project can be sidetracked with issues unrelated.  Again, the result would be failure.
Available since: 03/13/2019.

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