Poor quality education, poor methodology, unprofessional speakers and all this against the backdrop of a beautiful picture and promises of “golden mountains” are sure signs that there is another “knowledge gypsy” in front of you. Kristina Dmitrieva, graphic and UI designer, entrepreneur and blogger, author of the Brand Design Wellness course told socialbites.ca about it.
“Infogypsy courses are almost always monetized. It is not by the quality of the skill a person will have, but by the promise of mountains of gold that the client can earn and thereby recoup the course,” he explained.
Kristina Dmitrieva noted that “knowledge gypsies” are easily distinguished by their appearance.
“An excellent picture, a demonstration of an expensive and successful life, constantly positive, the use of various manipulations and emotional fluctuations in the stories. When you watch their content, you get the feeling that this is the most successful person on the planet and knows very well how to make anyone who comes to him rich and popular. Especially if the “expert” says he’ll get you ready in record time: 2 weeks to 2 months,” he explained.
The specialist recommended that when choosing a course on the Internet, the experience of the person selling it and the compatibility of the price with the content of the educational product should be considered.
“Knowledge gypsies always bet not on their experience or their case, but on how your life will change after you complete the course. Look at how a person behaves on social networks: whether he speaks competently or shares vulgarity, what situations he has. Then review the course content and schedule – is there any new information you need? And finally, compare the program with the competitors’ tracks and only then make a decision, ”she explained.
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