???? SUCCEED IN YOUR DATA RECONVERSION: https://school.damienchambon.com/emai... Why your Data reconversion can cost you a lot? Most data schools and training organizations dangle high salaries in front of you for data jobs. These sums are often true (data scientist and data analyst jobs are promising), but what they don't tell you is that a data reconversion can cost you a lot. In this video in French, I show you how to avoid embarking on a very expensive data reconversion. The classic pattern for a data reconversion is as follows: you quit your job (with or without a mutual termination agreement), you start a paid training course offered by a training organization, and then you look for a job as a data scientist or data analyst. The thing is, this pattern is not necessarily the most suitable. First of all, data science or data analysis training is the first cost of a data reconversion. There are many packaged training courses that cover a large number of topics but are not all relevant. Even if they are, the price remains high and not everyone can afford to spend such a sum on data training. Some may take out consumer credit, which will prove very expensive in the long term. A data reconversion can also be very expensive if it involves leaving your current job. Indeed, by leaving your job, you will probably cut yourself off from a major source of income. Depending on the configuration of your household, this can be a big hit to your finances. Then, once the training is finished, you will have to find a job in data. Even if data professions are promising, it can be long, tedious and you may have difficulty landing a position. Because of the cost of the training and the sacrifices it has entailed, this situation can cause a lot of stress that is painful and difficult to manage. And then, in the worst case scenario... imagine that you realize after a few months that you don't like the Data field. That you've done all that for nothing. You'll probably have to find another job, and again, come up against the difficulty of job interviews. To avoid all that and retrain in Data with complete peace of mind, I suggest a radically different method. I invite you to retrain in parallel with your current job, that is to say, train at the same time as you work for your current company. You will be able to learn skills at your own pace and you will keep the security of your current job. Even better, if you manage to work on data projects within your current company, you will quickly be able to see if data is a field that interests you. By following this technique, your data retraining will be easier, more peaceful and above all, will cost you much less. ???????? Who am I? Data is a field of opportunities but requires solid skills and certifications. My name is Damien and I am a Data Scientist. I help people who want to retrain in Data, but who have not followed the appropriate studies, by offering them practical programs to improve their skills and build a sought-after profile. ???? My website: https://school.damienchambon.com/emai...