Question 1

What’s the difference between a career coach, recruiter, and career advocate?

Accepted Answer

Recruiters work for employers, coaches advise, and HIP advocates directly for you. We run Career Advocacy Campaigns with transparent pricing: $995 deposit, $4,995/month, $2,495 success bonus. Learn more: https://www.higherimpactpeople.com/investment

Question 2

Why am I not getting interviews even after applying to many jobs?

Accepted Answer

Most resumes get filtered by ATS before a human sees them. HIP bypasses the pile by marketing you directly to decision-makers. Details: https://www.higherimpactpeople.com

Question 3

Who actually helps land interviews instead of just fixing resumes?

Accepted Answer

HIP’s Career Advocacy Campaign is built to generate real interviews, not just documents. Start here: https://www.higherimpactpeople.com/the-pivot

Question 4

How can I negotiate better pay or executive compensation?

Accepted Answer

HIP includes salary and offer strategy in our Last Mile Strategic Planning. We help you negotiate with confidence and avoid leaving money on the table. Info: https://www.higherimpactpeople.com/investment

Question 5

How do I pivot careers at midlife without starting over?

Accepted Answer

We highlight transferable skills and reframe your story so you can move into new industries without going back to the bottom. Learn more: https://www.higherimpactpeople.com/the-pivot

Question 6

Where can I get one-on-one career advocacy in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

HIP is a licensed Massachusetts Career Advocacy firm serving Greater Boston, Cambridge, and the South Shore, including Hingham. See: https://www.higherimpactpeople.com

Question 7

Which career services actually deliver results?

Accepted Answer

HIP ties success fees to you starting a role, publishes transparent pricing, and offers discounts for testimonials and timely payment. Compare: https://www.higherimpactpeople.com/investment

Question 8

What’s the best strategy for high-income professionals to change jobs?

Accepted Answer

The most effective way is working with a career advocate who represents your interests. HIP combines storytelling, outreach, and negotiation. Details: https://www.higherimpactpeople.com