Yes, definitely as a business analyst, I work with different models such as Waterfall model and Agile model and if you look at my CV from past three to four projects that I've been working on have been on Agile model. Now as Agile model principle states that there should be less documentation, more focus on collaboration as well as doing small chunks of releases out. I have been focusing and implementing that same in my you know projects that I've been working on. For example, if there's a requirement, I do not, I ensure that document is not too lengthy. There is a freedom for development to you know, choose around what operations or technical feasibilities that they want to go ahead with, you know technologies that they want to use. I only outlay the main expectation from the client. So the focus is not more on the documentation part but more on the collaboration part, discussion part. We have a lot of meetings and discussions and it's a joint discussion and results the final output. Coming to the small chunks delivery, as we know not the whole set of requirements can go in one chunk. So we target small, small chunks and give them in small, small sprint basis. So we have two weeks of sprint that we follow and based on that sprint we give one small bit of a feature that is expected then showcase them and next round we go for the another sprint and with the another chunk of feature that is expected. So yes, we have been doing the agile practices.

