Business Analyst career path.

[Mike Hoxbig]

I know this is ridiculously late but I thought I would clear up some confusion. I left school when I was 16 after completing the necessary IGCSE qualifications through a Cambridge International School to get into the College of my choice, where I studied java for a Year and then hated it with a passion. I then went on to manage a large garden center for a year (worst bloody year of my life but I needed a job) and then landed the position as a Junior Business Analyst, where I impressed people so I was sort of "Promoted" into being just a "Business Analyst" I'm also finding myself getting quite bored, this August will be 1 year, and I'm kind of done with it, but I do still ejoy my job. I know I am very lucky to have what I have at such a young age. I'm very grateful.

What are your duties? I suspect that you may only be a BA in title. Not taking a dig at you, but it's best that you find out for your own good. You don't want to be looking for another job, and people will only employ you as an administrator due to your current duties, for example...

 

[Mike Hoxbig]

the job is for tired people, who just analyse ,go back to java my brother,

when i was 18, finished my module 2 of BA & PL/SQL, i had already knew every page of this book:
Enterprise Information Systems: A Pattern-Based Approach

http://books.google.co.za/books?id=QagPngEACAAJ&dq=editions:mZh57cI6U38C&hl=en&sa=X&ei=pjPuU9K0H-ep7Aab-4DIBw&redir_esc=y

Your post was edited due to grammar, yet I still cannot understand what you're saying...

 

[froot]

What are your duties? I suspect that you may only be a BA in title. Not taking a dig at you, but it's best that you find out for your own good. You don't want to be looking for another job, and people will only employ you as an administrator due to your current duties, for example...

Sounds about right.

It's like a guy (no experience or certs) getting a job as an IT lackie, and getting called a junior IT technician, then claiming to be an IT administrator (ugly example, but should put the point across).

 

[Mike Hoxbig]

Sounds about right.

It's like a guy (no experience or certs) getting a job as an IT lackie, and getting called a junior IT technician, then claiming to be an IT administrator (ugly example, but should put the point across).

Or graphics designers who call themselves web developers...

 

[froot]

Or graphics designers who call themselves web developers...

Hah. Nail. Head. You did it.