The paid version works amazing! It worked! I couldn’t believe it! Getting let go prior to Christmas I was stressed about not having a job leading into the holidays. I tried the free version of jobscan and it seemed to get me responses so I used the paid version for 2 months and began getting interviews and views on my LinkedIn profile. I’ve just signed a new employment agreement! Super excited to start my new gig

The software they provide is really… The software they provide is really good.it definitely boosts your confidence knowing your resume is in good shape

Jobscan is a must for serious… Jobscan is a must for serious professional job searches. Not only are you able to quickly customize your resume, but I found that using the insightful feedback that JobScan provides is very useful in prepping for interviews because it succinctly identifies what skills and competencies are important to the job poster. I used these insights to prepare scenario, task, action, result (STAR) examples that better positioned me when in behavioral interviews.

Using this service, I increased salary by 50%! As a data guy, this is THE site to use. First, the user experience is pretty intuitive. Second, the ATS system advice is very helpful. Third, price is reasonable for what you get in return. Once I started scanning my resumes, I was getting call backs weekly to interview (I didn't even need referrals into the roles). Landed a pretty high level executive role within 3-4 months of using it.

Getting NO interviews! I was having a really hard time getting an interview after being on sabbatical for almost 13 years. I finally found out most companies and recruiters are now using an ATS or Applicant Tracking Software to eliminate applicants who do not meet the job description skills and/or qualifications. I had to revamp my entire resume. Big eyeroll! After revamping it 3 different times, I finally found the Jobscan site which includes a template that gives you tips on how to make a ATS friendly resume and Cover Letter. There are tips from recruiters, resume advice, and these are just the free resources. They do have a paid service which, I have yet to try, but may in the near future. Great site!