Betty —
I never felt like I got to thank you for all your personal attention and loving support. You made such a big difference to me.

Your straight-forward and professional approach to resume writing and interviewing saved me weeks of frustration. Yesterday, I was offered and accepted what will likely turn out to be a great position. I know without a doubt that I would not have had the idea that I could do this job, or the resume to get the interview, or the confidence to pursue the job, if I had not worked with you.
Warm regards,
Edward. T.


I approached the idea of returning to work with great apprehension and a bit of a sinking feeling. Betty’s warmth, sincerity, consistent follow-through, and astounding breadth of knowledge quickly pushed those feelings aside. I know I’ll be much better prepared to carry out my re-employment plan.
Simply put, I owe you big time.
Thanks again. R

Career Counseling

• Identification of career options based on personality, values, skills and abilities
• Practical advice on job availability and salaries
• Job search skill training and coaching
• Support and counseling for job transitions and salary negotiations
• Assistance in writing resumes, cover letters and handling references
• Specialization in job histories with gaps, health problems and other difficulties
• Support for a structured effective job hunt

Career counseling offers answers for common career questions, such as these:

• What can I do with my skills?
• I don’t feel like I have any skills. What can I do?
• I haven’t worked in so long. How can I re-enter the workplace?
• Are there any jobs out there?
• I’ve always had problems with jobs; what’s wrong and how can I do better?
• Can you help me write my resume?
• Am I too old or too young to be hired?
• How can I explain the gap in my work history?
• I was fired. Will anyone ever hire me again?
• I’ve been looking for work for six months. What do I have to do to get a job?