Limited Capacity: Engagements are limited to 5 per month to maintain quality

How consulting engagements work

All consulting engagements follow a two-stage process. Stage 1 is required before any consulting work is discussed or scoped.

Engagement Scope

Scope is defined based on your specific situation. Not all areas apply to every engagement.

• Resume and positioning optimization
• LinkedIn profile restructuring
• Interview preparation and practice
• Offer evaluation and compensation strategy

Background and approach

Start Here

Stage 1: Strategy Review

Entry Point

Required first step. Diagnostic to assess fit before any engagement.All engagements begin here. A structured diagnostic to assess your current situation, identify where your search is breaking down, and determine whether further consulting support is appropriate.

Understand your current gaps

Get a clear recommendation

No commitment to proceed

What's Included

Review of current resume and positioning
Assessment of target role alignment
Identification of key gaps or blockers
Determine highest-leverage area to address
Mutual fit assessment before any next steps

Best For

Anyone considering consulting support. This is the required first step.

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Stage 2: Consulting Engagement

If Appropriate

Scope-Based

Follow-up engagement discussed only after strategy review confirms fit.If the strategy review confirms mutual fit, we define a scope-based engagement covering the areas relevant to your situation. Terms are discussed only after the initial review.

Scope defined after strategy review

Time-bounded engagement

Terms discussed only after fit is confirmed

What's Included

Resume and positioning optimization
LinkedIn profile restructuring
Interview preparation and practice sessions
Narrative development for behavioral questions
Offer evaluation framework
Compensation strategy and negotiation support

Best For

Candidates who complete Stage 1 and mutually agree that further support is appropriate.

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No upfront commitment. Discussed only after Stage 1.