What does high-quality work of a systems analyst mean to you? How do you determine quality criteria?

A high-quality job of a systems analyst is the creation of a complete, understandable, and verified set of requirements and specifications that allow developers and other project participants to unambiguously understand what needs to be implemented.

Criteria for the quality of an analyst's work:

• Completeness: all necessary functions and constraints are described.
• Clarity: requirements are formulated unambiguously, without ambiguities.
• Verifiability: requirements can be checked and tested.
• Relevance: requirements correspond to current business goals.
• Traceability: the connection between requirements and business goals, as well as between requirements and tests, is traceable.

To assess quality, I use methods such as requirement validation with the customer, documentation review by the team, and checking for contradictions or omissions.