Working with Sarah Andrus is like working with a swiss army knife of career coaching. She has many tools and resources to offer. Ultimately, she helped me figure out what it is that I really wanted from my career and then gave me tools, hints and tricks on how to go out and get it. Along with that process I also received her unwavering support. I really enjoyed her professionalism, her quick thinking and her ability to relate to me on many different levels. I would highly recommend working with her because she brings a level of focus to your career search that is top notch. I am glad I made the choice to work with her.

I had never used a career coach before, and wasn’t really sure what they did. Sarah’s warm personality and compassionate approach made it easy to trust her right away and I re-discovered several things about myself that I had lost over 15 years of working for the same company. Sarah approach helped me clarify my skills and my interests which put me on a completely different career path. I felt back on my feet again and full of confidence to start the next chapter of my career. I currently split my time between academic research and being the owner of a small chemical consulting business. I’m happier than I’ve been in at least a decade, and I owe a large debt to Sarah for helping me navigate through this time of disequilibrium.

When I met Emily, she was determined. She knew her current role wasn’t a good fit for her long term and she had already decided to leave and had established a departure date.  She’d made the decision. The question was - what next? As we worked together, Emily looked into a number of options where she could transfer her sales and sales management skills. What really impressed me was her dedication to the process. She’d start down one path, learn about the field, talk to people, and then say, “Nope, not for me!” But she didn’t ever consider rethinking her original decision. Instead, she’d pick up the next option and check that out. She ultimately didn’t land so far from where she had been, but she changed the important things, and learned a ton in the process about what she wanted - and what she didn’t. That’s commitment!