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Who needs a boring, stuffy guide to business analysis? We're here to make learning fun, engaging, and dare we say it $hilarious$. Because let's face it, who wants to be a business analyst if they can't laugh at their own Excel spreadsheets? So, why become a business analyst? Well, aside from the fact that you'll be the life of the party at every corporate event (okay, maybe not), being a business analyst is like being a superhero for businesses. You're the one who saves the day by solving complex problems, making data-driven decisions, and generally keeping things from falling apart. But where do you start? Well, you're in luck, because we've got you covered. Here's a quick and dirty guide to the best business analyst courses for beginners: 1. The "I'm a Total Noob" Course: This course is perfect for those who know less about business analysis than a fish knows about riding a bike. It covers all the basics, from what a business analyst $act...

When Lila signed up for a business analyst course, she anticipated to learn about data analysis, market trends, and possibly a bit of project management. What she did not expect was a journey that would change the course of her life in ways she could never have guessed. Chapter 1: The opening move Lila had always been picky and detail-oriented, a perfect fit to a career in business analysis. She had spent years working in customer service, but something was missing. The repetitious nature of her job left her craving for more-a challenge, a purpose. That is when she stumbled upon an online ad for a business analyst course. It promised to equip her with the skills involved to break into the industry, and before she knew it, Lila was enrolled. The course started off as she expected-modules on data analysis, case studies, and tools like Excel and SQL. But as she dug deeper into the material, something unusual started to happen. The more she learned about analyzing business problems, the mo...