The Impertinence Characteristic of a Good Systems Analyst Is Represented

question 74

Multiple Choice

The impertinence characteristic of a good systems analyst is represented by which of the following statements?

• A) You must challenge yourself to look at the organization in new ways.
• B) You should question everything.
• C) Assume anything is possible, and eliminate the infeasible.
• D) Your role is to find the best solution to a business problem.
• E) Every fact must fit with every other fact.

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Definitions:

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