Who we work with.
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High school juniors and seniors trying to pick a direction, and not sure the one they picked is right.
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College students who need an internship and do not know where to start.
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New grads sending applications into a void and hearing nothing back.
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Parents who want to help without taking over.
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Most career advice comes from people who have never done the hiring.
Your student is getting advice from teachers, from friends, from the internet, and from you. Some of it is good. Most of it is guessing about what employers want.
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We are not guessing. We have read the resumes, screened the applications, sat in the interviews, and made the calls. We know what gets someone through and what quietly gets them cut. Your student will hear the truth.
What we work on.
Direction
What you're good at, what you like, and what jobs sit at the intersection. Real ones, with real titles.

Resume and LinkedIn
A recruiter spends seconds on the first pass. We build something that survives that pass and holds up on the second one.
Interview prep
Real questions, real answers, real feedback. Including the ones people freeze on.
The search itself
Where to look, who to contact, what to say, and how to follow up without being annoying.

A session for the parents
How to support this without running it. Optional, and worth it.

How it works.
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FREE INTRO CALL
Thirty minutes with the student, or with the whole family. No cost and no commitment.
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WHERE TO START
A clear recommendation on what would help most and what it would take.
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THE SESSIONS
Virtual, one on one, scheduled around school and practice. Evenings and weekends available.
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WHAT YOU KEEP
Notes, a finished resume and LinkedIn, and a plan they can run on their own.
About

Nearly 20 years of hiring at startups, at pre IPO companies, and at global enterprises. University recruiting programs built from scratch, including one that hired 30 analysts and 36 interns. We know what the people on the other side of the table are looking for, because we have been them.
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This started with a few nephews, a niece, and their friends. It turned into something worth doing properly.
