I was referred to Sage, and specifically, EB, through a professional resume writer I was working…read morewith at the time. I had never worked with a career counselor before, but now that I have, all I can say is I wish I had done it sooner. EB was welcoming, friendly, easy to talk to, and helped me narrow down and figure out the direction I wanted to go. She worked with me on EVERYTHING - she was flexible, worked with my schedule, offered over-the-phone or skype appointments, anything that she could accommodate, she did. I also appreciated the fact that there were so many options offered, not just figuring out what you think you want to do, but finding out about your personality, how to capitalize on your strengths, resume services, life coaching etc. I have gone and will continue to go to EB throughout my career transitions, and would absolutely recommend her to anyone else needing career counseling services!

I am one of those people who like to read other reviews but not leave a review myself unless I am…read morereally impressed. I was really impressed with my experience with EB. I was referred to EB by a resume writer who I reached out to first because this is my first time working with resume writers and career counselors. The resume writer suggested that I work with a career counselor to figure out what I truly want to do first before utilizing his services. Reason number one I'd recommend EB is because she associates herself with good people. Reason number two, is while EB has the interpersonal skills to work with extroverts and introverts alike, if you are an introvert like myself you will feel very comfortable working with a fellow introvert. Reason number three, is I told her what I want to do and she suggested real honest ways to help me work towards those aspirations. Reason number four is her suggestions are very practical and easy to implement. While my career transition is still in progress I would very highly recommend working with EB because she has put me on a path to successfully navigate the tricky waters of career transitions.