Jobscan

Quite a low quality support experience. The interfaces and I must say it is not their resume that got a job for me. I had both of my usual (rather bulky) resume, and the Jobscan targeted resumes working for me over the course of two years. I spent over $270 on subscriptions on Jobscan. Sadly I must say they aren't worth a penny. Clunky UIs, horrible support, nasty terms (they'll charge your card without any notifications, and keep the moneys when you ask for refund -- despite you haven't used their system). Low value service. Go with ChatGPT, far better!

I subscribed to Jobscan 4 days ago and the system is not working properly on my side. I sent several emails requesting support, and their solutions did not work. The support team no longer sends emails, and I cannot communicate with Jobscan.

Problem - No matter which resumes I request in the ATS scan, Jobscan always refers the analysis of an old resume already deleted from the system.

I used your scan tool for several times and revised my resume to be aligned with various job descriptions. I was satisfied until I checked them in your new Power Edit feature and found them with very low rate match with relevant job descriptions. Which one is correct? You current scan tool or your new Power Edit? I lost my trust on Jobscan, and I haven't received single feedback or interview since 2 weeks agon I started to use it.
In the new Power Edit, I found cover letter creator useful.

They debit your account even after you email them to cancel. I would not recommend jobscan as there is no online facility to cancel the subscription neither do they cancell all charges even after an email confirmation.

The power edit feature is much easier to use than Teal's. I did find a few bugs on the resume edit page:
1. The Profile section doesn't expand the details to edit unless you expand another section first.
2. I imported a resume that was exported from Job Scan, I did not make any edits to the resume. It imported incorrectly grouping all my work experiences in one paragraph and my volunteer work was spread out all over my resume. I assumed since I was importing an exported resume it would be a perfect import.
3. It would be great when doing a new job scan to be able to choose a previous resume and not have to upload a new one each time.or maybe that is a feature already I haven't figured out how to use?

This is an outstanding service, well worth the cost for unlimited premium scans. The results helped me gain unbiased insight into my resume and reveal the skills and strengths that haven't been adequately revealed to get a strong position match. Your first scan will explain volumes about why you haven't gotten responses in the past. Fast track your next job search. After making the recommended updates from JobScan I had 5 interviews and 2 offers in 48 hours.

I work in SW which for a long time has been an employee's market. But recently things have swung back the other way, and getting that initial resume look or phone screen is not as easy as it used to be. I tried jobscan on recommendation of an article, and right away noticed I got more resume views, and calls. In fact one company I was never able to get a call from finally called the third time I applied, after using jobscan to up my score.

I also tried a professional resume writing service, and jobscan caught some changes made by the service that actually made the resume harder to parse. I don't use LinkedIn, but looks like they even have something that helps with that. I was more than happy to pay for the three months once the trial expired. I think the price was well worth it, and helped me get a needed edge in a flooded market.

Next time I'm looking, will definitely re-subscribe, great service!

First of all, the product is excellent. I was having a hard time getting interviews, and every single one I submitted after using the tool received a response--either a screening or an invitation to interview. Additionally, they make it easy to cancel once you no longer require their service.

Step 1. Get laid off
Step 2. Eliminate unnecessary personal expenses
Step 3. Start applying to jobs and get recommended jobscan
Step 4. Pay $90 for a *minimum* 3 month plan
Step 5. Get ZERO traction from Jobscan resumes

At this point, I assume this software is a scam. I've built many resumes with Jobscan and absolutely none of them have gotten call backs. The added time and effort that goes into each resume appears to be a waste of time. $90 is also not a negligible amount of money when you just lost your job.

Avoid this, save your money, and just work your network. The prospect of appeasing an ATS seems futile.

I used Jobscan Pro throughout my job search to compare the job description to my resume. I really liked that there were in-depth tips based on what kind of ATS some jobs use to parse keywords and save time (always put in the website's link so Jobscan can check!). Now obviously you have to still put in the work and make your resume readable for the real humans who may be looking for them, but this is a wonderful aid! Starting my new job in a week.

Jobscan seems to act as an ATS, thus providing accurate assessments of how your resume will likely be reviewed by employers. I did notice some nuances in how Jobscan picks up key words that are not actually part of the job description, so you do want review your results carefully.

The product itself is extremely basic and not worth the $$$. Chat GPT does a much better job and it is FREE. I tried to get my money back one day after use and they refused to give me a refund. I have tried disputing this charge 3 separate times and am considering legal action because I was well within the terms of the refund policy. Please avoid at all costs. Read the experiences on Reddit. There have been several negative instances and people say it isn't even based on the US, so basic review of their resume missed some pretty big mistakes.

My overall experience is good. But you can provide a much more better service. E.g. If the job requirement says Degree in Mathematics, Science or Engineering it counts Mathematics, Science and Engineering as 3 keywords which affects the accuracy of scan.

Over all a very good experience, but there are workflow tweaks that would be 'a better way'
1) being able to link to job posting from the start of the interaction.
2) having a 'base line' resume available
3) being able to search within the resume that you're power editing so as to enable quicker change/revert
4) spell check in the powered mode. (i just figured out I applied to 4 jobs with a misspelling in the first 4 words of the resume)
I'm happy to contribute more ideas, but how about you hire me?