In this episode I invited Marcia Frith, who is a Business Analyst at RBC Dexia.
Marcia is an assertive person with a lot of business knowledge. She does have leading in her blood, even though sometimes she’s not so sure about it….:))
In this episode I invited Marcia Frith, who is a Business Analyst at RBC Dexia.
Marcia is an assertive person with a lot of business knowledge. She does have leading in her blood, even though sometimes she’s not so sure about it….:))
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Lately I’ve been assigned to write the non-functional requirements for my project. This is a subject that’s not extensively discussed in any project. It’s just something that has to be there; it’s low-profile, but becomes high-profile when the application does not perform to the ‘expected standards’. Keep reading →
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One easy thing to do when you’re looking for a job is to keep track of your interviews.
I developed this habit of archiving my interviews and I found it to be very beneficial. Here’s a simple example of what the Interview tracking sheet looks like. This is what I really wrote at the time, I just changed the names, the date and the contact info.
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