Kathleen Ojo
USJobscan helped me land a job! Great product! I turned in resumes for two months and only had one interview; two weeks after starting to use Jobscan to tailor my resume to specific job descriptions I was in talks with six different companies, received two offers, and signed with a great company. Highly recommend Jobscan!
bluedevel
USI got a job with 1 resume! I had been looking for work a month prior to using jobscan with ZERO interviews. The first resume I sent out using Jobscan, I landed a job. Sounds too good to be true, but I am not a paid shill. ATS software (such as Greenhouse) are very powerful screening tools. You have to include keywords in your resume so your name doesn't appear as applicant #100.
Anonymous Data Executive
USUsing 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.
Markus
GBIf you apply for jobs which have 100 or… If you apply for jobs which have 100 or more applicants it is very likely that your CV will not be read by a human but rather being filtered by an ATS. So, if you write "MS" instead of "Microsoft" and the latter form is used in the role description, you might already loose some points. Jobscan helps you to avoid these things, is very easy to use and saves you a huge amount of time if you have to write a lot of applications. What is great, that it shows you not only the missing keyword but also the context in the role description so that you can rephrase your CV accordingly.
Mike Gates
USGreat tool, but don't overdo it This is a great tool to help you refine and tune your resume. Although better scan scores improve your chances of making it past the various ATS solutions, it doesn't guaranty success. I would advise being cautious about spending too much time trying to reword your resume to align with every possible keyword in the job description. The risk is that you'll turn your resume into word soup that no longer reflects your experience and skills.