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CRM and BI reporting skills seems to be qualifiers for many FAANG jobs for example.
Definitely need SQL exp. Tableau is a plus
Where does a bizops role leads to in a tech company?
In BizOps and our career path leads up to CFO or I’ve seen people switch to prodOps or lead new product commercialisation teams
Limited SQL knowledge helps too.
Depends on where. Find out who the hiring manager is and what they need on their team, and tailor to that. It’s challenging but if you can get those details from the recruiter, or dig around online, it’ll help a ton. Source: currently in biz ops tech
Depends on your level now. If you don’t know how to drive multiple things well, you won’t go far. And where you want to go after. Think of your ideal progression. If it’s to Product Management, exit at experienced consultant/manager level so you’ve seen enough to have good context. If it’s just to get experiences, start more junior. Depending on the team, a senior role doesn’t have a ton of upward mobility, so it’s a consideration.
What are some examples of biz ops roles to target. Like how to find them on career sites or linkedin
I’m sure this varies by role and company, but in general, should your resume focus more on strategic or operational project experience? And is it worth mentioning any program management type experience to show you can align and drive stakeholders?
What’s more important for BizOps - analysis skills or people skills?
Depends on the level you join. The higher the position the more important people skills are. At the associate levels you are needed to have more analysis skills rather than people skills.