Somebody actually reads your resume. Then tells you the truth about it.
Not a scanner. Not a match score. I read it myself and tell you straight, including the parts you will not enjoy.
Here is what I think is actually wrong with how you are job hunting.
Writing a resume is a solved problem now. AI does that part fine.
The part nobody solved is that every listing looks the same from the outside. Some have been sitting there since spring with nobody hiring. Some already have someone internal picked out. You cannot tell which, so you fire applications at a wall and get silence back.
The silence is the worst part. Not a no. Nothing.
So the question I care about is not whether you technically qualify. It is whether there is a real reason for a person on the other end to write back.
What I actually do
I read your resume and your situation. Then I go find the openings.
I use software to search and filter, same as anyone doing this at volume would. Nobody is hand scrolling a thousand listings and I am not going to pretend I am.
What I do not hand off is the reading and the calls. The ones that make the cut, I open on the employer's own site instead of a search results page, and I read the actual requirements before deciding it goes on your list.
Then I throw out the ones that are wrong for you and tell you which ones I threw out and why.
I did this for five people before I charged anybody. One had the exact certification a whole category of employer screens for, sitting at the bottom of page two. One told me he wanted remote, and half of my first list pointed him back at physical field work, because I had not asked him why. One had a headline on his resume that contradicted the rest of his resume.
Three ways to buy it. All one time. No subscription.
The List
$25The targets, with the reasoning.
- At least 10 researched targets, usually around 20
- Why each one was picked, and why somebody there is likely to answer
- The ones I rejected, and what was wrong with them
The List Plus Your Resume
$45Everything above, plus I go through your resume properly.
- Everything in The List
- A written review of your resume and exactly what to change
- The part people kept asking me for, so it stopped being free
Two Lists Plus Your Resume
$60Everything above, plus a second list later.
- Everything in the $45
- A second list whenever you want it
- A search usually runs three to five months, and one list does not cover that
Read this part before you buy
All sales are final. Everything you get is written out above and again at checkout. If it is not what you want, do not buy it. If I misread your situation or the list does not match what you actually asked for, tell me and I will do it over once.
If I fail to deliver what I said I would, you get your money back. That should never happen, and if it does it is on me.
The second list on the $60 expires six months after you buy. I will remind you around month five so you do not lose it by forgetting. There is no refund on it if you get hired before you use it. You paid for a thing and the thing worked. That is the outcome we both wanted.
About the number
I say at least 10 and usually around 20 because that is what I have actually sat and counted, twice.
How many exist for you depends on your field, your city, and how many employers in that market are even reachable. I checked eleven employers across seven sectors for one guy in Houston, and four of those sectors came back with nothing at all. That is not me being lazy. That is the market.
If your week is thin, you get the real ones and I tell you it was six. I am not padding a list to hit a number.
What I will not tell you
I cannot promise you a job or an interview. Nobody honest can, and anybody who does is selling you something.
Five people have taken this so far and none of them have been hired yet. It is early and I am not going to pretend otherwise. Better odds than firing applications into the void is the version I actually believe.
If you are the underdog somewhere, I will tell you that too.
Who this is for
People moving into IT and cybersecurity from something else. Trades, retail, call centers, healthcare, the military, wherever you are coming from.
I am one of you. I have a cybersecurity degree and a day job that has nothing to do with it, and I have been through this same search myself.
Your resume
I use it for one thing, building your targets. It is not shared with anyone and it is not sold. I delete it 30 days after I deliver, or sooner if you ask.
Please do not put your Social Security number, date of birth, or health information in it.
Right now I can only take customers in the United States. Not the UK, the EU, or Canada yet.
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