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Solution addiction is the habit of reaching for an answer before anyone has agreed what the question is. It sounds

Solution bias is the habit of grabbing the first plausible answer and defending it before anyone has agreed what the

Business analysis courses spend a surprising amount of time on a problem that rarely appears on a project plan: the

The silent career killer is not laziness, bad luck or a difficult boss. It is being genuinely good at things

Solving symptoms instead of problems is the most expensive habit in business, and almost every organisation has it. A queue

Business problem definition is the step most organisations skip, and it is usually the most expensive one to skip. Somewhere

It happens in almost every organisation: a business analyst with two years of experience gets promoted to Senior BA or

Every week, another round of business analyst jobs gets filled and it usually isn’t by the applicant with the longest

The business analyst skills gap catches out a specific kind of candidate: the smart, capable professional who has genuine business

Business analysts driving business outcomes get promoted, retained through restructures, and hired into senior roles at a noticeably different rate