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The program was amazing. The instructor is very knowledgeable and an expert teacher who made sure that no one in the class was left behind in the matter of understanding and connecting various concept... See more
I applied for an internship and got a training offered instead which gave me doubts about this company. It looked to me like they were using endless amounts of job positions on LinkedIn to sell train... See more
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They are not offering job. So if you are looking for any internship or part time job please avoid them. The best part is they refunded my 80% amount. But still for Jobseekers they have nothing much bu... See more
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The business management and training company headquartered in Bremen, Germany.
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Hollerallee 26/2. OG, 28209, Bremen, Germany
- +4915175384852
- contact@brainnest.consulting
- brainnest.consulting
2.8
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You need to understand the business model
I applied for an internship and got a training offered instead which gave me doubts about this company. It looked to me like they were using endless amounts of job positions on LinkedIn to sell trainings to job seekers. After writing a 1-star review on Trustpilot they contacted me to explain their business model in details which I really appreciate.
I updated the review, it's still based on first contact only but I will give them the benefit of the doubt because the trainings and internships might be good.
December 8, 2022
Reply from Brainnest
Hi Ellen,
Thank you for your understanding and we apologize for any confusion or frustration that you may have encountered during the application process. We hope to meet again in the future and have the opportunity to impress you better! If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our team.
Kind Regards,
Brainnest
Read this review if you want a full explanation of what they do
I was in the search for a data analytics role and I saw their ad on LinkedIn. I reached out and I got an interview and I got an introduction letter, let me highlight some problems with those:
The interview was conducted by someone who didn't really like their job, which is fine for the regular joe but maybe not for a "hiring manager".
The offer letter asked me to PAY THEM several hundreds of Euro just to get the education they deemed necessary for me.
They also send the same message to everyone if not all applicants, namely:
"Hi *NAME*,
We appreciate your interest in Brainnest and the time you've invested in applying for the Data Analysis Internship. Regrettably, this time we've decided to move forward with another candidate. We do believe you would be a valuable addition to our company, and we'll keep you in mind for other positions.
However, I also have some positive news! We're currently recruiting for our Data Analysis Industry Training Program, and I think you might like it!
This four-week industry training program has been designed for people who would like to start their career in Data Analysis, but more experienced candidates are welcome as well. Our training program has similar tasks and responsibilities as the internship but is enriched with lectures given by Data Analysis Professionals. Through this approach, our trainees gain a broad range of relevant industry knowledge and business skills. Also, the best participants will have the opportunity to be selected for a permanent (remote or on-site in Bremen) position at Brainnest. What's even better, the program is hosted fully remotely!"
And you pay several hundreds of Euros for it.
This company probably just wants you to enroll in courses for an exorbitant amount of money.
Edit: Oh yes, and they flag reviews like this one. Hopefully Trustpilot sees their bad practices and allow the truth to come out.
Edit 2: Their HR-manager emailed me to delete the review so I rewrote some parts of it. But the fact that the "HR-manager" reaches out to individual reviewers on a website and asks them to delete their review speaks loads about their practices in other domains.
August 26, 2022
Reply from Brainnest
Dear Viktor,
As a company that is always looking for talented individuals to join our team and the teams of companies we cooperate with, it is necessary for us to post job openings regularly. Many of our positions are also remote, which is why we post them all over the world. We receive a large number of applications from a range of locations and, in order to ensure that we do not miss out on any potentially qualified candidates, we keep CVs on file for potential future openings. In some cases, instead of sending a rejection email, we offer the opportunity to participate in our training program to applicants who we believe could benefit from the additional skills and experience it provides.
We are sorry to hear about your experience during the interview process and want to assure you that we take all feedback seriously. We will work to improve the quality of our interviews and ensure that all applicants have a positive experience.
We do our best to deliver the best possible training programs at the lowest possible cost - our mission is to educate and deliver what schools don't consistently deliver.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our team.
Kind Regards,
Brainnest
Sleazy marketing 101
How to market our courses?
1) Post an internship position
2) Have people apply to it
3) Reject them all
4) Send them an email saying GOOD NEWS, we have a course that will teach you EXACTLY what you would've learned in the internship position for the low low price of 149 Euros
5) Rinse and repeat
November 2, 2022
Reply from Brainnest
Dear Basel,
We apologize for any negative experience you had with our company. Finding employment can be a challenging and frustrating process, and we strive to be a source of opportunity for talented individuals from around the globe. While we receive a high volume of applications, we are unable to offer positions to every candidate. However, in recognition of the fact that young professionals often lack practical experience, we have developed a training program that combines theoretical and practical instruction. This program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education and does not require them to work for the company's profit. While there is a fee for this program, we believe it is modest in comparison to the value it provides. We hope to have the chance to make a better impression on you in the future.
Sincerely,
Brainnest
Super helpful
Every staff member I dealt with made me feel at ease. I had a messy situation that they turned into a good one for me. I am now happy and am now applying for a mortgage. I am keeping my fingers crossed.
October 3, 2022
Unprompted review
Reply from Brainnest
Thank you, Maria!
Unethical training program promotion
When they reject you from an internship position, they promote their training program which comes with a 139 euro fee. There is no mention of any training program in the internship job description. In my opinion, this is an unethical practice that preys on desperate job seekers.
August 29, 2022
Reply from Brainnest
Hi Hannah,
We are sorry to have given you such a bad impression. However, we understand that looking for a job is not easy, and often also frustrating. We look for talents all over the world, both to work for our company and the companies we partner with. We receive many applications, and unfortunately, we are not able to hire everyone. We are also aware that young professionals lack practical experience, so we decided to launch our practical-theoretical training program. During the course, students do not work for the company's profit, and we focus on giving them as much knowledge and skills as possible. To make all this happen, our training program has a fee. However, we believe that the fee is modest compared to what students receive. We hope to make a better impression on you in the future!
Kind Regards,
Brainnest
The Brainnest advisors are eager to…
The Brainnest advisors are eager to help and really have a great deal of knowledge.I will definitely be their regular customer.
November 20, 2021
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Reply from Brainnest
Thank you!
I've been on the Brainnest PM Training…
I've been on the Brainnest PM Training Program for a week now and I can't say a bad word about it!
September 29, 2021
Unprompted review
Reply from Brainnest
Thank you!
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