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Hi, I am applying for a business analyst role at a Insurance company . I have an interview coming up and to be honest, I am not sure what to expect from the interview because it seems a business analyst's description is not consistent from job post to job post. I am assuming it's more in line with what a systems analyst would be doing i.e. Requirments gathering, designing documents, doing some quality assurance tasks, etc. I've seen the same same questions asked by &quot;frogpad&quot; in the earlier threads, So it'd be really great if u c'd tell what questions were asked? Obviously anything is fair game, but what are some common things that I can expect? I appreciate your feedback. Thanks.<br />

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Hi, I am applying for a business analyst role at a Insurance company . I have an interview coming up and to be honest, I am not sure what to expect from the interview because it seems a business analyst's description is not consistent from job post to job post. I am assuming it's more in line with what a systems analyst would be doing i.e. Requirments gathering, designing documents, doing some quality assurance tasks, etc. I've seen the same same questions asked by "frogpad" in the earlier threads, So it'd be really great if u c'd tell what questions were asked? Obviously anything is fair game, but what are some common things that I can expect? I appreciate your feedback. Thanks.


Business Analyst Interview Questions-Help plz!

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