Deloitte

• Selected to participate in a fellowship program focused on enhancing understanding of the ER&I (Energy, resources, and Industrial) industry across the firm. Engaged in projects aimed at supporting firm leaders in growing their practices within the ER&I sector.
• Transitioned to the Internal Audit offering to support Agile IA & strategic IA engagements influencing departments to create purpose-driven teams embracing new technology, navigating risk, and leading learning practices
• Led redesigning of organizational structure (30+ team members) from a technical and teaming perspective while facilitating internal and external relationships, recapturing metrics, and building change management documentation
• Established relationship with Deloitte Consulting and aided in expanding their health care Human Resource Advisory board by facilitating in-person experiences with over 25+ attendees
• Created shark tank-style analytics competition driving innovation and automation ideas for the firm, client, and stakeholders with over 40+ attendees and global leaders

Internal Audit - Consultant

• Relocating to Indonesia to support internal audit control design from a business process and technology standpoint for a 3 billion dollar mining investment, the largest copper mining plant in the world.
• Navigated intense situations with government officials that ultimately led to my return back to the US. An opportunity I'm forever grateful for, Indonesia is a beautiful place!

Internal Audit - Senior Consultant

• Educated team members and improved understanding of relevant IT systems; SAP, Oracle, Workday, SuccessFactors
• Built out global documentation for Agile methodology and obtained Agile Coaching ICP-ACC certification
• Managed collaboration and virtual production among 50+ attendees for internal Agile bootcamps

IT & Specialized Assurance - Consultant

• Performed general information technology control testing, report logic testing, and business process controls testing while working on over 10 SEC external audit engagements within the Energy, Resources, and Industrials industry offering
• Facilitated client walkthroughs for newly implemented IT systems and headed the system implementation control testing
• Energized recruiting efforts at Deloitte by participating in local, regional, and university-based events

IT & Specialized Assurance - Analyst

DxConsulting, LLC

A business I started to better serve job seekers struggling in their careers.


• 2024 LinkedIn Top Voice 
• 2022 Top Job Search Expert To Follow On LinkedIn  (JobScan)
• Captured over 21k followers and 5M+ content views through LinkedIn with daily content creation and producing a year-long weekly video series
• Formulated a job search method, “Conversations > Applications” that reverses the traditional job search process for candidates

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I believe you should be able to obtain your career dreams and that’s what I help professionals do. 

My clients have landed roles at Oracle, Deloitte, EY, Tata Consultancy, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Eaton, Salesforce, KPMG, PWC, Dell, Higher Education or started their own venture 😌

But, landing your dream role doesn’t happen by chance, or with me creating an offer letter for you. My most successful clients know it takes hard work, patience, and perseverance.

The results? Massive career pivots, finding clarity in what you wanted to do, landing your target role in 2 months, and getting 2x your current salary. 

Ultimately, the people I work with feel respected, valued, and paid fairly in their career path.

I am a career coach guiding frustrated mid-career professionals to their target roles by teaching them to have the right conversations with the right people

I specialize in 1:1 coaching that covers job search strategy and career clarity.

Sick of hearing from me?  Scroll 👇🏼  to see what my clients have to say

Note: All opinions expressed are solely my own and not of any employers

Who am I and why should you listen to me?

I was an underdog, I never had the perfect GPA, experience, or stories to tell and I still broke into the #1 professional service firm in the world. Before that, I spent time in public accounting, start-ups, and fortune 500 companies.

But... your LinkedIn doesn't show a recruitment or hiring team experience?

They were internships and I decided to remove them. Hiring isn't rocket science + I had the below opportunity

I sat behind the scenes in HR and watched resumes pile in, held phone screens and reference checks, and interviewed candidates, and rejected candidates (yes, all while utilizing an ATS). 

I’ve seen how treacherous the job searching process can be; automated rejections, ghosting, 14 rounds of interviews, and 250 applications a week. I don’t want you to have to live in the process that every candidate believes to be normal.

I was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, and also had the opportunity to live in Austin, Texas for four years. After four years, incredible weather, and "Keep Austin Weird" vibes, I finally decided that I missed home and wanted to see the Browns win a Superbowl. I headed back to Cleveland and started working with my dream company + starting my own business. I'm an avid sports fan, enjoy being active, and spending time with my family + and friends

Dominic Imwalle

A rejection letter hits your inbox.

Most people avoid reading it, take it personally, and never respond.

But that's leaving opportunity on the table.

Here's what the best job seekers do instead:

Reply with gratitude.

-  Thank the recruiter and hiring team.
-  Keep the door open for future roles.

Request feedback (if possible).

-  Not every company can share details.
-  But a small note can help you refine your approach.

Explore other roles.

-  Check if they're hiring for similar positions.
-  Be extremely specific about why you're interested.

Reflect and refine.

-  What went well? What needs improvement?
-  Talk with someone already in the role you want.

Because here's the truth:

The worst thing you can do is walk away without learning anything. Admit it, this didn't go the way you wanted it to go and now it's time to pivot or press forward.

A rejection isn't the end - it's data.
It's an insight into what companies are looking for.
It's a chance to build relationships for the future.

The people who get hired?
They treat every interaction like it matters.

Because it does.

Platforms don’t hire you, people do. I help job seekers unlock $100K+ roles by mastering the story that sells // Conversations ​> Applications // Career Coach // Resume Writing

We love quick wins: the perfect resume tweak, the magical conversation that reveals a role.

But the +$100k position with 20+ days off? That requires depth over speed.

Here's what we'd do (and what a client recently did) to change their career narrative:

STEP 1) Admit it's not working

- The 19th application won't change the game. Draw a line in the sand with someone who's been where you want to go.

STEP 2) Go deep on your network

- Find people you've worked with who are doing what you want. Focus 100% on them and their career, not your job search. Expect ~75 thoughtful outreaches.

STEP 3) Speed matters for applications

- Track opportunities obsessively. Be first to apply and first to reach the hiring team. Prioritize referrals within 48 hours.

STEP 4) Connect the dots

- After 8 weeks of 3-4 conversations weekly, what are employers saying for this role? Attack their pain points and draw commonalities across roles.

STEP 5) Prepare obsessively for interviews

- Say no to distractions. Mock every question from phone screen to final panel. If they haven't done what you want to do, it's "noise".

Every interaction counts.
Focus on one approach, and you become attractive.

Conversations > Applications ✌️

I noticed this on an office hours call yesterday. If you're in the job search, find a place where you have to introduce yourself on a weekly basis. 

- What story do you run to?
- Where do you light up?
- What pulls people in?
- Do you give on too much?

Charisma is everything today.
Can you pull people into where you're going?

S/o the folks putting up reps on the weekend ✌🏼

Every email you send in the job search is either building an advocate (or turning people off).

Don't fold on getting feedback, asking a question, starting a conversation, or sharing an idea you have for the role. Winners in the search grab and hold attention.

They do so by being wildly different than most. 

Not “Interested.” Not “DM’d you.” 

Comment with something that shows your thinking, asks a smart question, or gives a micro-insight. This draws attention back to you. 

Conversations > Applications

I believe this is the pinnacle question to measure progress in a job search that is stunted (3+ months). 

If you're not in the 5+, I'd highly recommend studying people. There exists someone out there who has done what you wanted to do with less. Find them, be curious about how they did it, and then go implement. 

Sure, you'll get to a point where information is capped out. But it never hurts to share your story and impress people in your field. 

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Out of the last 14 days job searching, how many times have you spoken with someone doing the work you want to do?

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#1 for Career Coaching on LinkedIn. I help senior-level ICs & people leaders grow their salaries and land fulfilling $200K-$500K jobs —> 300+ placed at top companies.

Ranked #1 Career Coach Worldwide | Helping Senior ICs & People Leaders Land $200K-$500K Dream Jobs

Ready to grow your salary and land a role you actually love?

I've helped over 300 professionals break through salary ceilings and land life-changing positions at Google, OpenAI, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, and other top companies.

Here's what makes my approach different:

Most job seekers waste months applying to hundreds of jobs with no results. My clients land multiple offers in 6-12 weeks using "The Simple Success Method" - my distilled 5-step system that focuses only on what gets you hired. After 300+ successful placements, I've learned that executive-level results come from doing the RIGHT 5 things perfectly, not overwhelming yourself with complicated processes.

My track record speaks for itself:
✓ 300+ clients placed at dream companies  
✓ Average salary increase: 40-80%  
✓ 220M+ content views helping job seekers  
✓ Featured in Forbes, Fast Company, Business Insider  
✓ Built my own 7-figure business using these exact strategies  

What you get in Career Leap:
→ The Simple Success Method™ (my battle-tested 5-step system)  
→ 1:1 coaching sessions with me personally  
→ Exclusive access to proprietary AI job search tool  
→ Group coaching with other high-performers  
→ Private community of ambitious professionals  
→ Complete confidentiality throughout your search  

This isn't for everyone. I only work with senior-level individual contributors and people leaders who are serious about making a major career move and ready to invest in themselves.

My guarantee: If you don't land a $200K-$500K role within 90 days, we'll keep working with you until you do. That's how confident I am in this system.

More about me: Currently living in Chicago. I worked at LinkedIn for 4 years helping Fortune 500 companies hire top talent, then founded my own 7-figure recruiting start-up. Now I use that complete 360° perspective - platform insider knowledge + hiring expertise + entrepreneurial success - to help people land jobs they actually love.

Ready to transform your career?
  
Send me a DM with "CAREER LEAP" or book a free job search strategy call: https://lwspuk8wil4.typeform.com/to/LeHkspKC

P.S. - Spots are limited. I only take on a select group of professionals each month to ensure everyone gets the attention they deserve.

Reno Perry

The best career advice President Obama ever gave?

“Just learn how to get things done.”

Not “be the smartest in the room.”
Not “get another certification.”
Not “grind 80-hour weeks.”

Just get things done.

It sounds obvious.
But it’s rare.

Most people:
→ Overthink
→ Over-plan
→ Wait for permission
→ Get stuck in “polish mode”
→ Confuse motion with progress

And while they’re spinning, someone else executes.

That’s who moves up.
That’s who earns trust.
That’s who gets remembered.

Getting things done isn’t about being a robot.

It’s about being reliable.
It’s about following through.
It’s about making things happen.

Because perfection doesn’t build careers.
Progress does.

If you want to lead at any level…

Start with action.
Stay consistent.
Ship the work.

Be known as the person who gets it done.

The rest will follow.

Agree? disagree? 
Drop it in the comments below. 

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#1 for Career Coaching on LinkedIn. I help senior-level ICs & people leaders grow their salaries and land fulfilling $200K-$500K jobs —​> 300+ placed at top companies.

Confidence isn't built in your comfort zone.

It's earned one scary step at a time.

Shout out to Dr. Thomas Funke for this brilliant visual reminder.

After coaching 100s of professionals, I see the same pattern:

The people who land those $200k+ roles aren't always the most qualified.

They're the ones living in the learning zone.

Here's what each zone actually teaches you:

1. Comfort Zone
→ You feel safe, but nothing grows here
→ Your skills stay the same
→ Your opportunities stay limited

2. Fear Zone
→ This is where most people quit
→ Doubt creeps in. Others question you
→ But here's the secret: This zone is temporary

3. Learning Zone
→ You face real challenges
→ You build new skills that matter
→ You step forward instead of staying stuck

4. Growth Zone
→ You set goals that actually move the needle
→ You turn skills into measurable impact
→ Confidence starts flowing from action, not theory

5. Transformation Zone
→ You align work with purpose
→ You lead change instead of following it
→ You stop playing small

The breakthrough happens when you realize:

Confidence doesn't come from knowing everything.
It comes from trusting yourself to figure it out.

That promotion you want?
That leadership role calling your name?
That career pivot you keep postponing?

It's waiting for you in the learning zone.

Not when you feel ready.
Not when you have all the answers.

Right now.

The question isn't whether you're qualified.
It's whether you're willing to become qualified.

Every successful leader started exactly where you are.

Scared. 
Uncertain. 
But moving forward anyway.

Your next level is closer than you think.

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A bad boss makes a great job feel like a dead end.
A great one will change your life.

Most of us have had both.

Coaching 100s of people into roles they loved 
has taught me that your manager matters more than: 

The company’s name.
The prestige.
The perks.

Because a great manager will:

✅ Open doors and networks you didn’t know existed
✅ Teach you how to advocate for yourself
✅ Protect your peace and your potential
✅ Turn “not ready” into “next in line”
✅ Help you earn more. Faster

The bad ones?

❌ Block your growth
❌ Undermine your ideas
❌ Erode your confidence
❌ Take credit for your work
❌ Convince you to play small

So, don’t just interview for roles.
Start interviewing for managers.

Ask them:

✅ How do you approach feedback and development?
✅ What's one win from someone you’ve mentored?
✅ How do you support your team’s growth?

Then, watch for red flags:

❌ Blame former employees
❌ Don’t ask about your goals
❌ They dominate the conversation

One great manager can reshape your confidence, 
career, and earning power.

So yes... benefits matter.

But the right person will take you further 
than any job title ever will.

Know someone who’s made that difference?

Tag them below. 👇

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I see people spend 20 hours perfecting their resume.

Then blow the interview in 20 seconds.

After coaching 300+ professionals into $200K+ roles, I've seen the same pattern:

They know WHAT to say.
They don't know HOW to say it.

Here's the truth:
AI is a huge advantage for jobseekers.
It's replacing outdated interview prep.
Making it way better.

The people landing dream roles aren't smarter.
They're using AI to practice scenarios you'll actually face.

Take this prompt that helped a client land a VP role at Microsoft:

"My potential weakness is [X]. Create an authentic response that shows self-awareness, growth mindset, and proactive improvement. Include specific actions I've taken."

Or this one that generated a $40K higher offer:

"I'm interviewing for [role] at [company]. Market rate is $[X]. Generate 3 counter-offer data points and negotiation phrases that maintain the relationship while maximizing value."

These aren't generic templates.
They're precision tools for high-stakes conversations.

While others memorize canned answers, you're building dynamic responses.

While they hope for easy questions, you're ready for curveballs.

While they accept first offers, you're negotiating with data.

The gap between good and great isn't talent.
It's preparation.

And preparation is now 10x easier with AI.

Your competition is still using 2010 strategies for 2025 opportunities.

That's your advantage.

Every interview has predictable moments:
• The weakness question
• The salary discussion  
• The "why should we hire you"
• The cultural fit probe

Master these moments and you'll dramatically increase your chances of landing the offer.

That's exactly what we do in my Career Leap program.

I'm taking on 5 people this month who are serious about landing $200K-$500K roles using AI-driven prep that actually works.

If that's you: https://lnkd.in/gCKpEsYg

I can tell when someone's networking out of desperation.

So can everyone else.

Here's the pattern I see after coaching 300+ people:

Most people only reach out when they need something.

They lead with what they want, not what they offer.

They disappear the second they land a role.

Then 24 months later? They're back. And it's obvious.

Look - if you need a job right now, you still need to network. I get it.

But HOW you do it makes all the difference.

The people landing $200K+ roles (even when they're actively searching)?

They network differently.

They still give value even while asking for help.

They're genuinely curious about the other person.

They build real relationships, not transactional connections.

Things like:
→ Targeting weak ties (research shows 70% of jobs come through loose connections)
→ Asking for advice instead of "are you hiring?" (opens way more doors)
→ Mastering the 30-minute coffee chat framework that feels like a conversation, not an interview

I put together 10 specific strategies in the graphic below 👇

Whether you're happily employed or actively searching, these work.

The difference is: one group builds relationships as insurance. The other builds them as lifelines.

Both work. One's just a lot less stressful.

Start today: Pick 3 people you haven't talked to in 6+ months and send them something useful.

An article. A congrats on a win. A simple "thinking of you.”

No ask. Just value. 

That's how you build a network that's there when you actually need it.

Good people don’t quit jobs.

They quit environments that drain them.

Here’s what’s really driving them away:

➔ Toxic cultures
➔ Micromanagers
➔ Burnout schedules
➔ Lack of growth
➔ Feeling undervalued

7 ways companies can build a workplace 
people don’t want to leave:

1. Build Trust
↳ Trust is the foundation of any great team.
↳ Without it, people feel insecure and undervalued.

2. Foster Growth
↳ Offer opportunities for learning and development.
↳ Encourage employees to take on new challenges.

3. Show Appreciation
↳ Regularly acknowledge and reward contributions.
↳ A simple thank-you can go a long way.

4. Create a Positive Culture
↳ Promote a healthy work-life balance.
↳ Encourage collaboration and open communication.

5. Avoid Micromanagement
↳ Give employees the autonomy to do their jobs.
↳ Trust their expertise and judgment.

6. Prevent Burnout
↳ Monitor workloads and encourage breaks.
↳ Provide resources for mental health support.

7. Value Contributions
↳ Make sure everyone knows their work matters.
↳ Celebrate successes, big and small.

Great teams don’t just hire talent,
They create spaces where people thrive.

Bad environments push people out, no matter how good 
the job looks on paper.

Let’s build workplaces people don’t want to leave!

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You don’t get what you deserve.
You get what you negotiate.
And most people negotiate poorly.

Staying silent can cost you up to $1.5 million over your career.

After coaching hundreds of professionals into $200k+ roles, here’s what I’ve learned:

Most people don’t get underpaid because they lack experience.
They get underpaid because they use language that weakens their leverage.

One weak phrase can cost you $50k+ instantly…and that compounds over time.

❌ Lower raises
❌ Smaller bonuses
❌ Less equity

Your negotiation language sets the baseline for everything that follows.

If you catch yourself saying things like “I’m flexible on compensation,” stop right there.

Here are 3 powerful phrase swaps that changed the game for my clients:

❌ Never: “I just really need this job.”
✅ Instead: “I’m excited about the opportunity and want to ensure compensation aligns with the value I bring.”

❌ Never: “I’m currently making X at my job.”
✅ Instead: “Based on market data for similar roles, I’m seeing a range of X–Y. How does that align with your budget?”

❌ Never: “I’d be willing to take less to get started.”
✅ Instead: “I’m very interested in this position and would like to work together to finalize the compensation.”

See the difference?

You’re not being difficult.
You’re being clear.

You’re not demanding more.
You’re defining your worth.

Weak phrases cost you for decades.
Strong language changes everything.

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($1.5M stat source: Forbes & Business Insider)

The worst 6 words you can say at the end of a job interview:

"No, I think you covered everything."

When it's your turn to ask questions, the interview's just getting good.

But 90% of candidates get this part wrong. 

They waste this golden opportunity on generic questions.

Or worse... they have nothing prepared at all.

The questions you ask reveal more about you than any answer you give.

Smart questions show:
→ Strategic thinking
→ Genuine interest  
→ Professional maturity
→ Cultural awareness
→ Long-term vision

But here's the real secret:

The RIGHT questions help you avoid the WRONG jobs.

Think about it.

- 90,000 hours at work over your career
- 1/3 of your waking life
- Your mental health, growth, and happiness on the line

Yet most people spend more time researching their next phone than their next employer.

The best candidates flip the script.

They interview the company as much as the company interviews them.

Questions like:

"What do new hires usually find surprising after they start?"

"How is employee feedback gathered, and when has it led to real change?"

"What's something you wish more people asked about before joining?"

These aren't just questions.
They're strategic intel gathering.

Because the answers tell you:
- What they're hiding in the job description
- Whether leaders actually listen
- If the culture matches the marketing
- How much autonomy you'll really have
- Whether you'll thrive or just survive

Great companies love these questions.
Bad companies get uncomfortable.

That tells you everything you need to know.

Your interview questions are your preview of the next 5 years.
Make them count.

What question do you always ask in interviews?

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