Each level you go up it gets exponentially more difficult

My abbreviated progress was sort of like this.
Pre IT (Worked as a supply chain analyst, more on the finance side).
Transitioned into Help Desk (1 month and I was ramped up, 3 months it was old news).
Desktop Support (Similar time frame as above)
Infrastructure Manager (6 month ramp up before I was firing on all cylinders).
Senior BA (Database Analyst), almost a year before I was really providing value
Senior Business Intelligence Analyst, the learning curve is steep. I fully anticipate another year before I am really kicking arse.
Just curious how your transitions have been? Any particular jump more difficult for you that others?
I can only imagine how much the architects have to know.
Pre IT (Worked as a supply chain analyst, more on the finance side).
Transitioned into Help Desk (1 month and I was ramped up, 3 months it was old news).
Desktop Support (Similar time frame as above)
Infrastructure Manager (6 month ramp up before I was firing on all cylinders).
Senior BA (Database Analyst), almost a year before I was really providing value
Senior Business Intelligence Analyst, the learning curve is steep. I fully anticipate another year before I am really kicking arse.
Just curious how your transitions have been? Any particular jump more difficult for you that others?
I can only imagine how much the architects have to know.
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It's data model after data model. Reports, different technologies and architect. Processes and culture......
It's tough, but I just try to keep the mind set, I can do what I can do and that is it. I'm also in month one so it's in that worthless feeling stage......
Then, I helped with a year-long migration project at the base I formally worked at where I met up with my former boss. Then, I as a programmer analyst->Database Manager->Business Analyst->Jr Systems Admin/DBA-> and now a Systems Admin in a pre-production/DEV/TEST environment
Or he is really into the HIIT workout.
Okay okay I agree he scrums....