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Metaphors in Requirements
Submitted by regen_r8 on Fri, 2008-09-19 22:59.
metaphors | requirements
This week I was asked to review job descriptions for analyst roles within our IT function. The roles were "Analyst, Business Systems", and "Senior Analyst, Business Systems".
The person who asked me was looking for my opinion because I am strongly opinionated, blunt, and have experiencing hiring and leading business analysts and requirements engineers. She wanted to understand the difference between an analyst and a senior analyst.