LA is full of people reinventing themselves. Let's make yours convincing.

Yes. Mindy works with clients across Los Angeles and all of Southern California via Zoom. Distance is no barrier to great career coaching.

Mindy writes ATS-optimized, story-driven resumes tailored to your industry and target roles. Every resume is custom, no templates, and designed to stand out with LA's most competitive employers.

Mindy works with professionals across entertainment, media, tech, healthcare, finance, aerospace, and more. She has helped clients at studios, startups, hospitals, and Fortune 500 companies throughout the LA area.

In Mindy's experience, not much. Zoom sessions are focused, personal, and highly productive. Many clients say they actually prefer the flexibility of meeting from home or their office.

Mindy typically schedules a complimentary discovery call within a few days of your inquiry. From there, you will know exactly what the process looks like and what to expect.

Mindy is based in Greater Philadelphia and works with LA clients entirely via Zoom, scheduled around Pacific time. You get a nationally recognized expert — CPRW, Master's degree, featured on NPR and in The Wall Street Journal — without being limited to whoever happens to have an office near you.

Three things: certification, reviews, and direct access to the writer. Mindy is a Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) with a Master's degree, has 115 five-star Google reviews, and writes every resume herself — no subcontractors, no templates.

Yes. Clients come from across the region: the Westside, the Valley, Pasadena, the South Bay, Long Beach, and Orange County. Everything is virtual, so the experience is identical whether you're in Santa Monica or Irvine.

There is no gap to work around. Mindy works in Pacific time, so Los Angeles clients are booking inside her own business day rather than across three time zones. Scheduling tends to be the easiest part of the whole engagement — you pick a slot the way you would with someone across town, minus the drive.

Carefully, because the conventions do not transfer. Credit lists, project titles, and above- or below-the-line framing are meaningful inside the industry and close to unreadable outside it. The work is identifying what you actually did — budgets managed, teams coordinated, vendors handled, deadlines held under pressure — and rebuilding the resume around that. The experience translates well once it is described in language the rest of the market recognizes.

Grouped, not listed one by one. A resume showing fourteen separate short engagements reads as instability to an applicant tracking system and to a recruiter skimming quickly, even when it represents a strong and deliberate career. Mindy consolidates project work under a clear structure so the range comes through instead of the churn.

Yes. These resumes have their own requirements — program and contract experience, systems scope, and clearance status all need to appear where a reviewer expects to find them, and technical depth has to be legible to a recruiter who may not be an engineer. Mindy writes to both audiences at once.

Yes, and it comes up often. That decision is rarely only financial — it involves what your field looks like elsewhere, whether your experience carries the same weight in a smaller market, and what you would be giving up professionally. Career counseling includes six professional assessments and a personalized roadmap, which gives you something more structured than a spreadsheet to make the call with.

Pricing depends on the services you need. The best first step is a complimentary discovery call: no pressure, no commitment, just a real conversation about where you want to go.