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Hello! I'm Andrei from Ukraine. My country is in East Europe. Usually there is snowing in the winter and hot during the summer. I live in city, but I like nature.
The wonderful American film "Groundhog Day" shows as the person gets stuck in a rut. A man must change to climb from there. I'm ready for a change. I really need it. In the meantime, I tell you about my rut. So I look at myself. In last story I tell about starting of my working day. Now I want to say about my working relationship.

Let's get started...
When I used to work for Yuzhnoye Space Design Office I had a lot of friends in the job. Now I have just work relationship. I think it relates with big dynamics in my current job.
I'm IT-analyst. My profession is between business-analyst and system-analyst. In the job I often communicate with modification software customers, programmers, testers and my analyst co-workers.
Our customers (I will call them users) make a request for a modification software and next they send it by doc-flow system to IT department. When I receive this request I call the author and ask him or her about purpose of this modification. Sometime I set up a meeting to get the true user purpose.  Our users advises us to uses their preparing solution, but they don’t see the whole problem because they only responsible for their part of work. Sometime such solution may harm other users. So I find the solution that can suit all. I describe it in the requirements document. Then customers validate this document.
 In the next step I pass the requirements document to programmers. They must read this document and propose architectural solution. But our programmers want to get from me the ready task and write code only. In addition, they don't want to learn new components for software development. So our software does not convenient modern interface. Our director cherishes programmer because this is very difficult to find them. All good programmers work for a rich foreigner firms. So we suffer.

We work fairly friendly within the team of IT analysts. We share our experience each other. I work in a team with funny and witty people.

In my next story I'm going to tell about taking a break and heaving lunch.