PODCAST: Doriane Desmazon, Dailymotion: “My work has meaning”.
The Numeum podcast “J’ai choisi le numérique” features Doriane Desmazon, Data Analyst for Dailymotion. She talks about her experiences, her professional reconversion and the cleavage that enabled her to think about digital and take the plunge.
The manager offers advice and guidance to people undergoing professional conversion.
Podcast episode :Doriane Desmazon, Dailymotion: “My work has meaning”.

To listen to the podcast
Deezer: https: //www.deezer.com/show/5276027
Spotify: https: //open.spotify.com/show/30BE4QoExeNGHeOgL0fMeP
Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/jai-choisi-le-num%C3% A9rique/id1659828796
Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/numeum
Amazon Music: https: //music.amazon.com/podcasts/3997e18c-7321-4374-971e-a8a4dcdb432d
Doriane Desmazon, a data analyst at Dailymotion, speaks about professional reconversion and finding meaning in her work. Her episode of “J’ai choisi le numérique” highlights how a change of direction can open up new ways to use analytical skills.
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