Too difficult to read resumes The formatting of the resumes was so awful I couldn’t read half of them. Their software would cause huge misspellings (like accounting and bookkeeper) and the formatting would place columns on top of each other making the resume not legible. When I asked about it I was told it was a known issue and I could email my rep and ask for a better copy each time. I passed on many great looking candidates because I’m not taking the extra time for that. I did not feel like TMP was concerned about how they were presenting their talent to employers or that it was something they were urgently trying to fix. It was very unprofessional and I will not be using TMP for additional job searches.

Great concept, hard to secure placements I had one successful placement but very little traction on any other roles I have applied for. Kitty the redeployment person is lovely, but even her efforts don’t seem to help. I would still recommend Mom Project with the feedback that I can be difficult to hear back on anything.

Appreciate ease of the platform from… Appreciate ease of the platform from posting to interviewing to hiring. One suggestion is to make the system allow multiple people to zoom in for interviews. We had to set up our own zoom so 4 of us could join for the interviews.

I would work with TMP again. I think the level of professionalism and communication from The Mom Project staff was great. All questions I had were answered completely and thoroughly. When posting the position, I was very overwhelmed with the response (100+ applicants in just a couple of days). I wish there was a way for The Mom Project to help filter some of those applicants out for me. As a small business, sifting through all of those apps was quite time consuming.

I Have Arrived "You have arrived." These were the words that affirmed my transition as I made the decision to take the Google Project Management Course. I appreciate the well-rounded support of the entire team at The Mom Project and Career Circle. There are many who say they are serving the community ... there is a difference when the services provided actually come from those who BELIEVE in those who they are helping.