Acer Business Analyst Interview Guide

- Not asking enough clarifying questions to understand the business problem - Creating documentation without validating with stakeholders - Focusing on tools over problem-solving and analysis skills - Weak examples of handling conflicting requirements or difficult stakeholders - Not demonstrating understanding of both business and technical perspectives

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