Jess Jarmo
Neurodivergent career coach for ADHD, dyslexia and autism in Massachusetts
| Hourly rate range | $110 to $200 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Career changeJob searchInterview coachingSalary negotiationCareer clarity and purposeNew grads and studentsAdults with ADHDExecutive function skillsTime management and focusADHD at workConfidence and self-esteemGoal setting and accountability |
| Works with | Students, Parents, Professionals and Neurodivergent adults |
| Also coaches | ADHD coach and Life coach |
| Based in | Massachusetts, United States |
| Credentials | Undergraduate degree in Education; MBA with a concentration in Human Resources |
Jess Jarmo is a career and life coach for people with ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety and autism. Jess brings over 18 years in recruitment to the work, along with an MBA in Human Resources. Clients learn how hiring managers think, practice with mock interviews, and build a 3 to 5 year career plan. Jess also lives with dyslexia, anxiety and ADHD, and leads a team of neurodivergent career coaches based in Massachusetts.
What Jess helps with
Jess helps neurodivergent clients find a job that fits their strengths and build lasting careers. Work also covers interviewing, pay talks and life skills.
- Bridging the gap between college and career
- Building a 3 to 5 year career plan
- Finding a job that matches your strengths
- Gaining confidence through mock interviews
- Learning what hiring managers look for
- Mastering salary negotiation
- Building organization and time management skills
- Navigating workplace accommodations and communication
Who Jess works with
Jess works with adults and young adults who have ADHD, dyslexia, autism or anxiety. Many are college seniors or recent graduates. Others feel stuck in their careers. Parents and students can also work with Jess to understand dyslexia or ADHD and where the student's career is headed.
How Jess works
Coaching starts with a full session on your career goals, challenges and strengths. Jess then builds a personal plan that fits how your brain works. Regular sessions follow to put strategies in place and handle problems as they come up. Clients get email guidance between sessions and learning resources. Progress is reviewed on a regular basis and the plan is adjusted. Tools include recorded meetings, assigned audio reading, video homework and personal testing.
Background and qualifications
Jess has over 18 years in recruitment. Jess holds an undergraduate degree in Education and an MBA with a concentration in Human Resources. A former coworker at Hub Recruiting says Jess helped many people prepare for interviews there. Jess lives and works with dyslexia, anxiety and ADHD, which shapes the coaching. Jess now leads a team of neurodivergent career coaches who support adults through the job market.
Jess Jarmo pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one career and life coaching
- Free strategy call
- Mock interview practice
- Email guidance between sessions
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The CoachVouch take
Jess pairs over 18 years in recruitment with personal experience of dyslexia, anxiety and ADHD.
Best for college graduates and professionals with ADHD or dyslexia who want a clear career plan and interview skills.
Common questions
How much does Jess Jarmo charge?
Coaching with Jess runs $110 to $200 an hour. Message Jess from this page for an exact quote.
What does Jess Jarmo help with?
Jess Jarmo helps with bridging the gap between college and career, building a 3 to 5 year career plan, finding a job that matches your strengths and gaining confidence through mock interviews.
Is Jess Jarmo certified?
Jess Jarmo lists: Undergraduate degree in Education; MBA with a concentration in Human Resources.
Does Jess Jarmo work with parents?
Yes. Jess works with parents and students together to explain dyslexia or ADHD and ease worry about where the student's career is headed.
How do I contact Jess Jarmo?
Send Jess a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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