Matthew Mroz

Career coach for mid and senior-level professionals in Sterling Heights

Career CoachSterling Heights, Michigan, United States$100 to $200 per hour
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Rate$100 to $200 per hour
Focus areas
Career changeJob searchInterview coachingResume and LinkedInPromotions and advancementLeadership developmentExecutive presence and communicationTransitions and new roles
Works withProfessionals and Executives
Also coachesExecutive coach and Business coach
Based inSterling Heights, Michigan, United States

Matthew Mroz is a career coach in Sterling Heights, Michigan. He helps mid and senior-level professionals who want career growth or a career move. He has coached more than 5,000 professionals, from early-career job seekers to executives. He also holds a leadership role at a Fortune 500 company, so he sees what employers and hiring managers look for. His sessions cover resumes, LinkedIn, interviews, and leadership presence.

What Matthew helps with

Matthew works with professionals who want a clearer path and stronger ways to show their value. He helps them move toward a new role or a promotion.

  • Feeling stuck in a current role
  • Preparing for high-stakes interviews
  • Refining resumes and LinkedIn profiles
  • Strengthening leadership presence
  • Building a roadmap for a career transition
  • Explaining your value to employers
  • Preparing for promotions

Who Matthew works with

Matthew mostly coaches mid and senior-level professionals who want career growth or a change. He has also worked with early-career job seekers and with executives. His clients are guided through transitions, promotions, and leadership growth across many industries.

Background and qualifications

Matthew has coached more than 5,000 professionals across industries. His clients range from early-career job seekers to executives. He guides them through career transitions, promotions, and leadership growth. Alongside his coaching, he holds a leadership role at a Fortune 500 company. That role gives him a current view of what employers, hiring managers, and executives value in the job market.

Matthew Mroz pricing

Rate
$100 to $200 per hour

Programs and services

  • Free consultation
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The CoachVouch take

Matthew coaches while holding a leadership role at a Fortune 500 company, and he brings that hiring view into his sessions.

Best for mid and senior-level professionals who want to move up or change roles and need to show their value.

Matthew's rate sits within the range most career coaches charge ($82 to $185 an hour).

Common questions

How much does Matthew Mroz charge?

Matthew Mroz's rate is $100 to $200 per hour.

What does Matthew Mroz help with?

Matthew Mroz helps with feeling stuck in a current role, preparing for high-stakes interviews, refining resumes and LinkedIn profiles and strengthening leadership presence.

Does Matthew Mroz work with executives?

Yes. He has coached clients from early-career job seekers to executives, including help with transitions, promotions, and leadership growth.

Can Matthew help with resumes and LinkedIn?

Yes. His coaching can include refining resumes and LinkedIn profiles, along with interview preparation and career transition plans.

How do I contact Matthew Mroz?

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