Leadership skills are not just for management. Every Business Analyst has an opportunity to lead others. We talk with John Reeves about leadership in both informal and formal roles. Leading without authority and advocating for business analysis are two examples of leadership in informal roles.
John B. Reeves is a creative business technology leader focused on achieving positive business outcomes through empathic interaction, thoughtful design, and reliable support. He currently serves as a Lead Business Analyst and Supervisor at the City of Charlotte (N.C.). / reevesj
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- Leading Through Task Calibration Article by John (IIBA Member access only) www.iiba.org/business-analysi...
- The Empathic Designer Article by John (IIBA Member access only) www.iiba.org/business-analysi...
- Business Analysis Certifications - www.iiba.org/business-analysi...
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