They’re my favorite! Most career coaches and resume writers I know tend to gravitate toward executives over time, but I’ve always found Early/Early-Mid Career collaborations to be the most rewarding.

Early/Early-Mid Career means anyone with less than 15 years of professional experience, regardless of age.

For the purposes of pricing, grad school counts towards years of experience.

(Keep in mind that Guided DIY Consults are available to absolutely anyone!)

For Formal Collaborations, I provide referrals for folks who will benefit from a sector- or career-specific expert:
- Professionals with more than 15 years of experience
- Executives or applicants for exec-level roles
- Federal government employees or applicants

Reach out with your current resume or LinkedIn profile, and include a quick summary of your goals. From there, I recommend providers based on your career stage, industry, or another variable that’s important to you.

Transparency and equitability are deeply important to me. Cost is one of many important factors in selecting a provider, and I’m happy to be up front with that as you compare options.

I currently accept Venmo, PayPal, and Zelle. Payment is requested up-front.

Formal Collaborations usually book up a few weeks in advance, and I can generally accommodate DIY Consults within a few days of request. Need to move faster? Reach out to see what’s possible!

At minimum, Formal Collaborations last 7 business days (onboard call on Day 1, draft arrival on Day 6, and finalize by Day 7). Most clients take a bit more time with review and revision, with the average collaboration lasting about 10 business days or 2 weeks. Need to move faster? Reach out to see what’s possible.

Formal Collaborations include 2 revision rounds, plus a final edit for spelling, grammar, and consistency.

To keep Formal Collaborations moving forward, clients have 3 business days to provide feedback on drafts and revisions. If a week passes without communication, projects will be final-edited as-is and considered complete.

We’ll order your projects in the most logical order for completion. Typically, I start with the resume as a foundation, and have additional assets follow that.