Business Analyst Needs a Horse

DICK DISCOVERS WHY IT'S NOT ALWAYS EASY BEING A BUSINESS ANALYST SO I UNDERSTAND YOU NEED A HORSE. THAT'S RIGHT, A HORSE. RIGHT AWAY. BUT YOU DON'T NEED TO RIDE IT. OF COURSE NOT. I SAID I NEEDED A HORSE. AND IT SHOULD HAVE HORNS, AND YOU'RE GOING TO NEED TO MILK IT. I'LL SEE WHAT I CAN DO. WHAT ARE YOU, HALF-WIT? WHAT ELSE WOULD I DO WITH A HORSE?

A black-and-white office scene shows two men discussing a business requirement involving a horse. The first man misunderstands the request literally, while the second expects a horned horse that can be milked. The joke mocks vague or absurd requirements and the misunderstandings that business analysts face. EN: A black-and-white office scene shows two men discussing a business requirement involving a horse. The first man misunderstands the request literally, while the second expects a horned horse that can be milked. The joke mocks vague or absurd requirements and the misunderstandings that business analysts face.

• @right_wing_dev_squads / 3134 2021-12-22