PinnedInPractical Business AnalysisbyChristonikos Zonafos·Oct 20, 2025Curated Reading for Business Analysts: Start HereA curated collection of my articles exploring the methods, mindset, and evolution of Business Analysis.A response icon1A response icon1
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InPractical Business AnalysisbyChristonikos Zonafos·Oct 26What to Do When You Join a Project Midway as a Business AnalystHow to get up to speed quickly, earn trust, assess existing requirements, and improve the work without disrupting the team.
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InAgile InsiderbyChristonikos Zonafos·Sep 21Good Requirements Still ChangeRequirements change because our understanding changes. The challenge is keeping that movement controlled, visible, and connected to…
InReaders ClubbyChristonikos Zonafos·Sep 16The Part of the Review I Didn’t ExpectA 9.0/10 BookLife Prize report was great news. One sentence in it was even better.A response icon2A response icon2
InAnalyst’s cornerbyChristonikos Zonafos·Sep 7What Makes a Requirement TestableThe overlooked connection between requirement quality and testability.
InPractical Business AnalysisbyChristonikos Zonafos·Aug 24Publishing Your First eBook on Amazon: A Few Things I LearnedReflections from publishing Business Analysis: A Practical Guide and the Business Analysis Mini Guides.A response icon1A response icon1
InBootcampbyChristonikos Zonafos·Aug 19Requirements Are Organisational MemorySoftware preserves behaviour. Requirements should preserve the reasoning behind it.
InWrite Your WorldbyChristonikos Zonafos·Aug 4The Hidden Cost of Undefined WordsWhy familiar adjectives create the illusion of agreement while hiding expensive assumptions.