Impersonal and Typos Found I was unhappy for two main reasons: one the process felt impersonal and automated. Not once did I receive a phone call from the company to actually learn about my background and experience. They have a template to fill out which works but it does require a lot of upfront work from the customer. Secondly, after the initial draft, I found several typos on their proposed resume that I had to correct. It discouraged me from even editing the resume that I didn't go through another round of editing even though it was offered as part of the service.

Thanks to the Write Choice team Thanks to the Write Choice team for helping me create an excellent resume! The process was very smooth and the results were better than expected. As with anything, you get out of it what you put in, so I recommend being very thoughtful when completing the workbook.

The worse resume ever you pay a lot of… The worse resume ever you pay a lot of money for bad writers .They don’t know how to write professional resumes

I feel like I did all the work for… I feel like I did all the work for them. The worksheet upfront is very extensive and my work on that plus my given existing resume was just slightly rewritten for their resume version. Also, the difference between the ATS version or "visual" version was simply the adding of background bar colors for the headlines. I was pretty disappointed! I will also not use the LinkedIn banner they provided as it looks ridiculous. I am in the creative industry and it would do more harm than benefit me in the long run. I had paid for the full package but other than a resume that is just a rewritten version of my existing one and a document with a list of job sites that everyone already knows who is looking for a new job in a while, I got no real benefit of this purchase.

They have no business creating resumes… They have no business creating resumes for the entertainment industry. Spent no time 'getting to know' my story or my positive professional traits. Listed my job title as something that doesnt exist in the film industry and didnt change it even after multiple revisions. I am sure they are great in the general writing of resumes for tech or business world but they really dont know anything about film/tv business.