Transitioning from Quality Control to Business Analyst with Hoang Phan
An interview sharing the experience of transitioning from Quality Control (QC) to Business Analyst (BA) with Hoang Phan. Content includes essential BA skills, differences between the two positions, how QC skills support BA work, and career development roadmap. The article provides a realistic perspective on career transitions in the IT industry.
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