Site for business analysts

[Alex Papworth]

All (especially Suzanne and James)

I hope this post is not considered 'impolite' - please let me know if
this contradicts this group's policy.

I am a business analyst of many years standing and have started a
website to provide business analysts with articles and advice. It is
particularly targetted at new or developing BA's although there will
also be content of value to more experienced BA's.

I would value any feedback on the content and direction. I would
particularly appreciate any challenge if you disagree with my point of
view or the level of detail (for example)

It can be found at www.businessanalystmentor.com

Regards

Alex

[Suzanne Robertson]

Alex,

Your site is a valuable resource for business analysts. I already sent you
an email making a suggestion about including a search engine - did you
receive it?

Kind Regards
Suzanne

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[James Robertson]

Alex,

I like the site. I think it adds to the community and should be useful
for many people. I found the long pages a little off-putting in the
first instance, but this is probably because I am used to short pages
and each article having its own separate page. This might be due to
the planet's ever-decreasing attention span.

I like the tags in the nav bar on the side. I am not sure what
significance the size of the tag's font has. I am assuming that it
relates to the popularity of the tag. If so, it is a terrific thing to
do.

Please keep at it. I mentioned it in a Twitter post, and shall
continue to spread the word.

Cheers,

James