By David H on September 2, 2025 Verified by Google

This company does not conduct detailed work history background checks on its own "Career Coaches". This depth of deception is not fair to neurodivergent customers, as it’s encouraging a practice of deceiving both them and employers. It is intentionally misleading.

For example... this company has recently hired a “Career Coach” who is advertising himself as “Neurodivergent” and falsely represented himself as a “Career Coach” on his OWN LinkedIn Profile. What's even more interesting is that this “Career Coach” has got LinkedIn Recommendations only from September 2024 to May 2025 (less than one year) and all of them are about his experience as a SALESMAN or ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE... and the recommendations are mostly from just 3 companies he worked at over the past 3 years. ANYONE can falsify LinkedIn Recommendations and References or ask former peers or managers they are FRIENDS with to lie on their behalf.

Additionally, when hiring “Neurodivergent” staff members to help customers, how are you ensuring that there are no comorbid disorders at play that do not comply with coaching ethics and governance — such as Psychopathy and Cluster B Personality Disorders?

Without a clear understanding of clinical psychology, hiring just about ANYONE who uses “Neurodivergent” as a marketing label with an inaccurate job titling, can be harmful to the neurodivergent community.

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By Bryson Dyce on May 17, 2025 Verified by Google

Coach JJ is an exceptional professional who brings a deep understanding of neurodiversity to her coaching. She provided invaluable support as I navigated the complexities of workplace relationships and helped me develop clear goals, ask insightful questions, and guided me in effective documentation. Her approach is thoughtful, strategic, and highly personalized. I would confidently recommend Coach JJ to anyone looking to elevate their career with clarity and confidence.

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By Frankie Lemmons Mcneal on March 11, 2025 Verified by Facebook

I invited Jess to join our graduate-level career counseling course to share her experiences as a Neurodivergent Career Coach. She opened up about her journey and profession, inspiring future counselors in the class. Jess is not only incredibly knowledgeable but also warm and approachable, making her passion for this work shine through. The students truly benefited from her insights and valuable education!

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By Frankie Lemmons Mcneal on March 4, 2025 Verified by Facebook

I invited Jess join our graduate-level career counseling course to share her experiences as a Neurodivergent Career Coach. She opened up about her journey and profession, inspiring future counselors in the class. Jess is not only incredibly knowledgeable but also warm and approachable, making her passion for this work shine through. The students truly benefited from her insights and valuable education!

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By Jim Schneider on January 7, 2025 Verified by Google

Jess is an incredible coach and teacher who in a short time has made a significant impact on my life. I am a nonprofit executive who came to Jess for help in my professional and personal life. My ADHD has long given me struggles with task management, focus and organization and my life often felt out of control. Jess helped me with guidance and tools to make more effective use of my time and make my days more productive and less frantic. She is an ace in so many important areas, including executive functioning, career development, networking, LinkedIn, resume building and more. If you're looking to take your career and your life to the next level, Jess can help you find the power in yourself to get there.

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By Lori Kleppe on December 22, 2024 Verified by Google

My daughter has ADHD. She has struggled to keep a job, although she has a college degree, especially in this current market. She started working with Jess recently and her self motivation, self esteem, and self compassion have improved!! Jess has been such a great inspiration for her. Jess has given her interview strategies, helped her with an improved resume, and Linked in profile. I look forward to see where Jess takes my daughter on her life journey.

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By Ben Frazier on December 2, 2024 Verified by Google

Essential service... the world of jobhunting and professional success relies on so many skills beyond "being good at the job" which may be difficult for people like myself (ADHD/Autism) to engage with enthusiastically and effectively.

I got some great coaching, and it has helped me clean up some big mistakes I was making in interviews, and gave me a framework for how to keep working on those skills. Plus, my new resume looks awesome.

Definitely worth trying out, especially if you are struggling and can't figure out why.

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By Roxy Beloved Rocker on January 31, 2024 Verified by Google

I want to share that Jess is a thoughtful and generous person with her time . She genuinely cares and wants the best for each of her job seekers . She works effortlessly to ensure that she understands the needs of each of her clients . She is extremely supportive of all that she works with . She is highly motivated and talented!

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By Caroline Hachem on January 19, 2024 Verified by Google

I can't praise Jess enough! We connected through the Facebook group Dyslexia, ADHD, Anxiety, and Autism: Career Empowerment page. Jess has provided me with advice fully tailored to my needs that's already making a difference in my professional journey. Her expert guidance coupled with a down-to-earth approach makes her a powerfully effective coach. Her guidance has helped me double my network in just over a month, and her commitment to accessibility makes having her support a game-changer. Highly recommend!

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By Eric Larson on January 4, 2024 Verified by Google

In 2018, I became a Call Firefighter/EMT. I had worked very hard to finish EMT school and become Fire 1 and 2 certified. This was a start to a challenging journey. After about a year, I found that I wanted to become a Full time Firefighter/EMT. I had found
my passion for a career. So I started to interviewed.

After years of interviews and rejection, my journey took a positive turn and I started working with Jess Jarmo. Jess is a career coach that has a unique understanding of individuals with different learning disabilities. We discussed different tactics that are used for interviewing and different ways to reach out to Chief’s and Officer’s. Ultimately, Jess was able to take my passion for this career and find different ways to present it. She equipped me with robust interview skills, teaching me how to effectively communicate my strengths and handle challenging questions with confidence. She fostered a safe and understanding coaching environment, making me feel genuinely supported and appreciated.

Jess is more than just a coach. She has got this amazing way of making you feel heard and valued. Her encouragement and tips, all geared towards my unique way of thinking, really upped my confidence. Because of her, I didn't just get any firefighter job. I found the perfect fit, one that totally matches my cultural values and I can't thank her enough for turning this chapter in my life into a success story.

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By David H on September 2, 2025 Verified by Google

This company does not conduct detailed work history background checks on its own "Career Coaches". This depth of deception is not fair to neurodivergent customers, as it’s encouraging a practice of deceiving both them and employers. It is intentionally misleading.

For example... this company has recently hired a “Career Coach” who is advertising himself as “Neurodivergent” and falsely represented himself as a “Career Coach” on his OWN LinkedIn Profile. What's even more interesting is that this “Career Coach” has got LinkedIn Recommendations only from September 2024 to May 2025 (less than one year) and all of them are about his experience as a SALESMAN or ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE... and the recommendations are mostly from just 3 companies he worked at over the past 3 years. ANYONE can falsify LinkedIn Recommendations and References or ask former peers or managers they are FRIENDS with to lie on their behalf.

Additionally, when hiring “Neurodivergent” staff members to help customers, how are you ensuring that there are no comorbid disorders at play that do not comply with coaching ethics and governance — such as Psychopathy and Cluster B Personality Disorders?

Without a clear understanding of clinical psychology, hiring just about ANYONE who uses “Neurodivergent” as a marketing label with an inaccurate job titling, can be harmful to the neurodivergent community.

Write a Comment

By Bryson Dyce on May 17, 2025 Verified by Google

Coach JJ is an exceptional professional who brings a deep understanding of neurodiversity to her coaching. She provided invaluable support as I navigated the complexities of workplace relationships and helped me develop clear goals, ask insightful questions, and guided me in effective documentation. Her approach is thoughtful, strategic, and highly personalized. I would confidently recommend Coach JJ to anyone looking to elevate their career with clarity and confidence.

Write a Comment

By Frankie Lemmons Mcneal on March 11, 2025 Verified by Facebook

I invited Jess to join our graduate-level career counseling course to share her experiences as a Neurodivergent Career Coach. She opened up about her journey and profession, inspiring future counselors in the class. Jess is not only incredibly knowledgeable but also warm and approachable, making her passion for this work shine through. The students truly benefited from her insights and valuable education!

Write a Comment

By Frankie Lemmons Mcneal on March 4, 2025 Verified by Facebook

I invited Jess join our graduate-level career counseling course to share her experiences as a Neurodivergent Career Coach. She opened up about her journey and profession, inspiring future counselors in the class. Jess is not only incredibly knowledgeable but also warm and approachable, making her passion for this work shine through. The students truly benefited from her insights and valuable education!

Write a Comment

By Jim Schneider on January 7, 2025 Verified by Google

Jess is an incredible coach and teacher who in a short time has made a significant impact on my life. I am a nonprofit executive who came to Jess for help in my professional and personal life. My ADHD has long given me struggles with task management, focus and organization and my life often felt out of control. Jess helped me with guidance and tools to make more effective use of my time and make my days more productive and less frantic. She is an ace in so many important areas, including executive functioning, career development, networking, LinkedIn, resume building and more. If you're looking to take your career and your life to the next level, Jess can help you find the power in yourself to get there.

Write a Comment

By Lori Kleppe on December 22, 2024 Verified by Google

My daughter has ADHD. She has struggled to keep a job, although she has a college degree, especially in this current market. She started working with Jess recently and her self motivation, self esteem, and self compassion have improved!! Jess has been such a great inspiration for her. Jess has given her interview strategies, helped her with an improved resume, and Linked in profile. I look forward to see where Jess takes my daughter on her life journey.

Write a Comment

By Ben Frazier on December 2, 2024 Verified by Google

Essential service... the world of jobhunting and professional success relies on so many skills beyond "being good at the job" which may be difficult for people like myself (ADHD/Autism) to engage with enthusiastically and effectively.

I got some great coaching, and it has helped me clean up some big mistakes I was making in interviews, and gave me a framework for how to keep working on those skills. Plus, my new resume looks awesome.

Definitely worth trying out, especially if you are struggling and can't figure out why.

Write a Comment

By Roxy Beloved Rocker on January 31, 2024 Verified by Google

I want to share that Jess is a thoughtful and generous person with her time . She genuinely cares and wants the best for each of her job seekers . She works effortlessly to ensure that she understands the needs of each of her clients . She is extremely supportive of all that she works with . She is highly motivated and talented!

Write a Comment

By Caroline Hachem on January 19, 2024 Verified by Google

I can't praise Jess enough! We connected through the Facebook group Dyslexia, ADHD, Anxiety, and Autism: Career Empowerment page. Jess has provided me with advice fully tailored to my needs that's already making a difference in my professional journey. Her expert guidance coupled with a down-to-earth approach makes her a powerfully effective coach. Her guidance has helped me double my network in just over a month, and her commitment to accessibility makes having her support a game-changer. Highly recommend!

Write a Comment

By Eric Larson on January 4, 2024 Verified by Google

In 2018, I became a Call Firefighter/EMT. I had worked very hard to finish EMT school and become Fire 1 and 2 certified. This was a start to a challenging journey. After about a year, I found that I wanted to become a Full time Firefighter/EMT. I had found
my passion for a career. So I started to interviewed.

After years of interviews and rejection, my journey took a positive turn and I started working with Jess Jarmo. Jess is a career coach that has a unique understanding of individuals with different learning disabilities. We discussed different tactics that are used for interviewing and different ways to reach out to Chief’s and Officer’s. Ultimately, Jess was able to take my passion for this career and find different ways to present it. She equipped me with robust interview skills, teaching me how to effectively communicate my strengths and handle challenging questions with confidence. She fostered a safe and understanding coaching environment, making me feel genuinely supported and appreciated.

Jess is more than just a coach. She has got this amazing way of making you feel heard and valued. Her encouragement and tips, all geared towards my unique way of thinking, really upped my confidence. Because of her, I didn't just get any firefighter job. I found the perfect fit, one that totally matches my cultural values and I can't thank her enough for turning this chapter in my life into a success story.

Write a Comment