Jobscan

After just a few scans you want to charge for the service and people who are unemployed are more desperate for this service.

I cancel on time and they keep charging me. And I can't even delete my bank account details. Update: they made a refund.

The website is easy to navigate and I'm looking forward to getting help with my resume and showing how my skills are transferable.

Didn't really give me much on the free trail there... not sold on moving forward based on the very limited, fairly generic feedback.

Very intriguing product. Saves me time by comparing my resume to job listing and highlighting small changes to help my resume be seen.

Needed this to change careers, helps me narrow it down to tailor my resume to the jobs I want to be considered for

Please improve derivative words. I. e. Collaboration, collaborative, collaborate. Solve problems, solving problems.

The tool's ability to review your resume and the job description, making suggestions on how your resume should be tailored for a specific role is excellent. Everything from hard and soft skills, to formatting and even file naming are covered. The cover letter tool is generally pretty good as well. I find it leans a bit on the generic side, though the Ai does not have context outside the resume and job description to reference. So it stands to reason it's output would be more generic. My suggestion here is that the Ai should learn over time in that with each new scan, it learns more about the user as far as preferences, experience and tone. As far as the power edit feature, great potential, but this feel like it needs more work to be a compelling value. I tried it but I did not think it did a good job reformatting my resume. It adds ugly horizontal dividers in the editor (i'm aware these disappear when saving/downloading) and does not do a good job around taking existing nested bulleted lists and reformatting those. There's not much sense in using the feature if I have to further edit and fix my resume outside the tool after using it. Trying to fix these bulleted lists within the tool is frustrating. This is not a rant, but simply an observation and critique of the feature. I know this version of powerEdit is brand new and likely needs some additional development cycles to iteratively improve. Another nice feature is the "Job Tracker". This allows you to save your scan results into a record of the saved or applied jobs. You can set the status of the job application as well to keep track of which roles you have saved or applied for. My only critique here is that there is no "ghosted", "rejected" or "withdrawn" statuses you can set. I've simply had to "archive" those applications where I either heard nothing back or had been rejected.

Overall, a fantastic tool to help you apply to roles with tight alignment to your resume and cover letter!

I love it, it makes it easy to adjust my resume with the job description. I still haven´t got an interview. But I keep trying.

Great features. It´s better than the others I´ve been using. The only thing is that the scans limit is too low.

Decent so far. I don't know why page size is considered part of a premium upgrade. But decent platform so far.

There are parts of the tool that are not intuitive, and I am not getting an email to upgrade when I click the link.