🙋🏻‍♀️Do I have to prepare a portfolio? 🙋🏻‍♂️What questions might I be asked? Are you preparing for an interview as a Business Analyst (BA) or System Analyst (SA) with these questions in mind? Stop worrying now because today we have 3 tips from "Gam Napokchat," a Business Analyst, and "Tan Watcharaphan," for you. By applying these tips, your confidence will surely reach 100%! 1️⃣Explain yourself clearly According to Gam, “You should explain yourself clearly even on your CV. Outline who you are, detail the projects you've undertaken, and highlight the results. It's crucial that when a recruiter skims your CV, they can understand you immediately. This principle extends to the interview session too; when the interviewer asks you anything, respond with confidence.” 2️⃣Mention any useful skills T​an used himself as an example here. Although certain skills might seem ordinary, if they could be useful for the role, don’t forget to mention ...

🎓💻Have you graduated from a different discipline? Are you working in a different role and industry? Rest assured, it’s possible to make a career shift to become a Business Analyst (BA) or a System Analyst (SA).  Since both roles require a mix of hard and soft skills, it doesn't matter which faculty you graduated from or the role you're currently working in; you can become a BA or SA by upskilling yourself. Discover the tips from individuals at Bluebik who have successfully made the shift. What did they do to upskill themselves? Let’s find out! 1.) Put two and two together and communicate effectively like “Gam Napokchat”  Business Strategist ▶️ Business Analyst “I studied Aviation Technology Management and worked as a Management Trainee and Business Strategist for a while. However, I became interested in technology, so I shifted into business analysis “I needed to upskill in putting two and two together. Initially, I had knowledge about...