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Business EconomyPosted at: Mar 13 2019 12:54PM


Brainwonders ties up with 16 corporates

Mumbai, Mar 13 (UNI) Brainwonders, an expert in the science of Dermatoglyphics and US Patented DMIT Company, has extended the DMIT test to 16 corporates to help them with recruitment, management and training in the initial phase.
The patented DMIT (Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test) offered by Brainwonders helps to discover the inborn intelligence of each child to give concrete future career choices. The latest to join the DMIT trend are working professionals as well as HR teams.
The scientific DMIT test helps employees boost their careers by learning about their workplace behaviour, their interests and competency areas and ways of improvement. This arms them with the best career options and recommendations on how to excel in their chosen field. The DMIT goes beyond the facets of personality,
learning style, brain dominance, multiple intelligence profile and career growth to tap into more abstract concepts like pragmatism, creativity, stability, communication, motivation, group orientation etc. It can also be used for senior managers to understand their leadership style and growth potential.
Manish Naidu, CEO and Founder, Brainwonders, said, ''Research shows that low job satisfaction in the 20s and 30s can have a negative impact on mental health in 40s and beyond. Brainwonders provides an opportunity to working professionals to use our services to boost their career by learning about their workplace behaviour, their interests and competency areas and ways of improvement.''
With 107+ centres Pan India, BRAINWONDERS is connected with 230+ schools and colleges across India. BRAINWONDERS has a huge team of expert clinical, counselling and career psychologists. They are
closely connected with Cambridge International Examination and Association of Heads of Anglo-Indian Schools, and have provided their service to their members as well.
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