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I found Anish Majumdar on Facebook. I watched his video about how he can practically guarantee an executive-level position if you sign up for his program. I reached out and scheduled an initial consultation. It was very high-pressure sales tactics during the first call, but he made some interesting points. The program is very expensive, 8K to be exact. However, I needed help as my job search was stalled, so I decided to sign up for his program. What happened next was one of the biggest mistakes in my career. During the first call with Anish, it was apparent this was not going to go well. He immediately started bullying me and talking to me like I was a 12-year-old (I have the Zoom recording and would be happy to share it). His program is essentially a series of video recordings that are outdated. His tactics don't work at all and his success rate is completely exaggerated (I have done the research and can confirm). The last straw was a call we had where he immediately attacked me for no reason whatsoever. I was so stunned that I asked him what he was doing and he kept screaming at me (I have this Zoom call and can share). Anish is a bully and will try to purposely get you to quit the program so that he doesn't have to work with you. I would STRONGLY recommend not signing up for his service.

- Los Angeles, CA, USA

Anish presents himself as an Executive Career Coach. I encountered him through webinars he was giving through, Ivy Exec. One of the webinars can be found here: https://www.ivyexec.com/professionals/classes/details/landing-executive-roles-in... During one of the webinars Anish offered complementary 1 hour "Breakthrough Sessions." I waited a month for my scheduled session on April 16, 2020. Prior to the session, I received an email that someone else works with Anish named Alessa might join us on the call. Alessa turned out to be the only one on the call- Anish did not join. My first red flag was when Alessa would not provide her last name and said that she doesn't use LinkedIn which is a primary resource that Anish claims to be utilizing and he is very present on the platform. Alessa and I proceeded to have a discussion where I shared some information regarding professional hurdles and goals. Alessa then offered to sign me up for Anish's 6-week program, which she stated is usually $9,000 but I could get for $6,000 which somehow turned into $5,000 if I would pay immediately during the phone call. I was unable to get any written documentation of the services included and when I asked to possibly speak with a reference I was told Anish likes to maintain his client's confidentiality but that Alessa would see if this was possible and get back to me. I was also told at the beginning of the phone call that Anish would provide recommendations for other services if his wasn't a good fit. After not paying during the phone call and expressing my concern about the aggressive tactics, I waited for the follow-up information Alessa had agreed to provide. I never heard back. I started to wonder if this was a scam (which I should have questioned much earlier but was blind-sided by having viewed him giving presentations and Anish's claims to be very effective in helping people make high-level career transitions). I reached out to Anish via LinkedIn to find out if Alessa did indeed work with him (as I thought maybe someone had been impersonating his business) and received a response that Alessa was one of two employees. I received no further communication or follow-up.

I can provide copies of emails confirming my appointment if this is helpful.

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Hey Anish Majumdar here. To be clear, you were never a client of ours, but it sounds like you booked a free consult call with us. Yes, we have a team here, and because of how many people I am serving to get them out of the job search trap and into a better place in their careers, I can't personally jump on each and every call. I apologize if you had a different impression about that. I can assure you that the reason we HAVE a team here is because we want to help everyone we possibly can. If you received details about a program of ours, it's because we thought you'd be a good fit for it.

We've been in business for over 10 years, and have a solid footprint online. Here are the big ones explaining who I am and what we do:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/anishmajumdar
https://www.helloanish.com
https://www.helloanish.com/anishs-story

Wishing you much success in your journey, and be well. -Anish

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