Arturo – IT Support Specialist

4.6

Switching careers isn’t easy. I had no idea how to show my IT background in a way that made sense for data analyst roles. But I felt heard here. We looked at my current job tasks and pulled out the data-related parts—tracking, reporting, automation stuff. She even helped me reword technical details for non-technical hiring managers. Got my foot in the door for an entry-level analytics role last week!

Marcus Patel – Business Intelligence Analyst

4.5

What stood out to me was how involved the process was. I didn’t just get a document—I got a breakdown of what I was missing, how to align my resume with actual job listings, and how to explain my impact clearly. She asked questions I hadn’t even considered and translated my projects into results-focused bullet points. It felt good seeing my skills in writing like that. I’ve already recommended this to a colleague.

Olivia Chen – Entry-Level Data Analyst

4.8

I was fresh out of college with no idea how to turn my internship into something impressive on paper. The whole resume writing thing stressed me out. But after working together, I finally felt like my resume sounded like me—just way more confident. She helped me shape my experience and even pointed out tools I’d used that I didn’t think mattered. I got two interviews within a week after sending it out. Felt like magic, but really it was just the right guidance.

Tyler B– Entry-Level Information Analyst

4.5

I didn’t have a lot of experience, just a few projects and certifications. But that didn’t matter. She helped me build a resume that focused on potential, not just past roles. She also explained how ATS works, which helped me understand why my old resume wasn’t working. The final version looked great, read easily, and I felt confident applying with it. It’s nice knowing someone’s in your corner while you figure this stuff out.