I’ve recently finished another course from IAMPM that covers a Utility Tree Workshop. This practice was designed to elicit non-functional requirements in a form of quality attributes, and scenarios based on the business goals, and functionality (in these workshops we generated requirements in a form of use cases).

The course was essentially a set of workshops that lead us through the technique in practice. Our lectors answered all of our annoying questions with detailed examples, I feel sheer gratitude for their time, and effort 😊
Such practice is essential for almost any project as neglected non-functional requirements often bring major dissatisfaction to customers and huge potential damage to the company image. I highly recommend this course to any Business Analyst, Team / Tech Lead, Project manager, or Architect.

I’ve recently finished an enticing ’Badass BA’ course from IAMPM that covers all necessary techniques for conducting an efficient Discovery.
We worked as a team of BAs (our team is called Balance Cats) with an interesting case. The case included the creation of a software product set for processes automatization of garbage collection, and delivery.
Initially, we were given audio from a Sales manager. We had only a short session with the ’customer representative’ and started working it out. Understandably, we had a lot of disagreements on how to understand the scarce requirements we had, so we ended up creating rather conflicting artifacts.
Though, as the main goal of the course was practice I say we succeeded. I can recommend this course to anyone interested in developing analytical skills, and learning techniques for requirements elicitation & processing 😍

I’m finishing my master’s in project management. I came to the course (Hard Skills 1&2) to deepen my knowledge: to get practical skills and examples of real documentation (which I lacked at the university). The course covered all my requirements and uncovered even more trouble spots in my education. When the theoretical material was presented on the slides, the speaker gave an example of a specific situation. Any lecture of the course is filled with stories about pitfalls. I definitely recommend the course to both beginners and managers with experience.
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Now I’ve graduated from uni and during the last few months I was taking a DAO PM course to strengthen my knowledge. Turned out this basic course can give insights even to experienced PMs. It covers all stages of project management and allows students to practice in concept development and planning. Being the one who wasn’t new to some of the techniques on the course, I was also able to practice facilitation during our team meetings. Definitely recommend going through this little training.