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> Converting from Business people's idiot speak to actual technical spec Isn't that what a.Business Analyst does?

• giantg2 5y ago
  That's my belief. At my company we don't have them (or I would be applying to those roles). It's seems most companies know they can save money by combining that with the developer role. I don't see postings for them.
  • edmcnulty101 5y ago
    To be honest engineers's earn so much because they're doing multiple jobs. They're also usually doing project management if there's no dedicated project manager.
    • giantg2 5y ago
      I would agree, if I were making 6 figures. I'm DevSecOps, so I'm definitely doing multiple things. I don't earn "so much".
      • edmcnulty101 5y ago
        DevSecOpsBizProj is prob more like it. Hope you get a position in the future that pays you what you're worth.
        • giantg2 5y ago
          "DevSecOpsBizProj" lol it never ends
        • antisthenes 5y ago
          At this point, you're sitting there wondering if you should be working for yourself.
• warrenm 5y ago
  >Isn't that what a.Business Analyst does? Not if you have any sense as an engineer :)
  • edmcnulty101 5y ago
    I love letting a Biz Analyst handle that. It's a nice luxury. I get a nice spec delivered to me to code. instead of translating from business people who don't even know what they want? Yes please.
    • warrenm 5y ago
      I hate letting the Biz Analyst "handle that" All too often, the "spec" a BizAn tries to hand over is nothing resembling a "spec", and instead just a bunch of word vomit I have to take back to the original source(s) and ask them to explain everything they wasted hours explaining to the "analyst" because the "analyst" didn't analyze anything - they just reformatted what the enduser(s) said into a standardized form
• warrenm 5y ago
  Just because a Business person gives a description in non-technical-eze doesn't make him/her an idiot It means you're not yet fluent in their language