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.

Kevin Thomas – Systems Analyst

4.6

I wanted a clean, professional resume without all the buzzwords. That’s exactly what I got. The tone was confident but not fake, and I appreciated how she used real job descriptions to fine-tune the language. We even reviewed my LinkedIn together so it matched the resume. It’s rare to find someone who actually listens and doesn’t just slap together generic templates. Feels good to have something solid I can use for the long term.

Samir Roy – Information Technology Analyst

4.7

I used to think resumes were just about listing your jobs. I didn’t realize how much storytelling matters. The skill gap feedback was a big eye-opener—there were things I thought were fine, but she helped me focus on tools and metrics employers care about. I especially liked the online resume link and the analytics part—I could actually track how many views I was getting. Pretty cool and gave me confidence I was doing something right.

Jasmine – Junior Data Scientist

4.7

I’m not good at talking about myself, so writing a resume felt impossible. I really appreciated how patient and honest the whole experience was. No pressure, no fluff. Just practical advice, revisions that made sense, and support until I felt proud of what I was sending out. The fact that she stayed available even after the first few drafts made a huge difference. It’s rare to get that kind of ongoing help.