BrandresumesReviews of brandresumes.com

It took a long time and one has to keep calling for things to be done fast. The resume was done well but the process was a problem

Was not able to access dashboard to comment after "finial draft " was sent. Have no idea if they will deliver on the Linked in profile update.

The product was great, but the service was not the best. I had to send multiple emails and text via the chat on the website in order to get my Linkedin profile optimized. Improvement on some communication and that is it. Other than that great work!

I was initially interested in this service to increase the amount of interviews I was getting. I have had several interviews over the course of my job search and also previously met with a career coach before this to re write my resume however I thought for some reason that paying for it would make it move valuable. Overall my take away from this experience is that these things are always subjective. Between career coaches whether they are free, or charge much less/ much more than Brandresumes everyone has a different perspective on the best way to approach these things. Unfortunately I felt that this service did not live up to the value of what was charge. Of course it is difficult to quantify but my advice to everyone out there would be to assess at what point you are struggling in your job search and then go from there. Do not blindly pay someone who seems like an expert or who guarantees anything. I did find the platform of the service to be good and I appreciated that they asked questions to understand better each experience before rewriting it. By the end of it however my resume seemed almost identical to what I initially had, but some formatting had been changed and some words bolded. It is not a bad service but overall I did not find what I paid to be reflected in the final output. I would advise that everyone properly assess what they have and if you are really getting no interviews it is probably worth it to have a service like this rewrite your resume but if you have had professional advice before and are getting interview requests it is likely not the resume that is the problem.

I just didn't feel special. I think the advise was probably fine, it seems to match what I had heard to seen from other vendors, but there was things I had asked for that just weren't done (which would be fine if it was because that wasn't recommended, but that wasn't explained to me if that was the reason) and I felt like for several hundred dollars I should have been more than a couple minutes here and there. Even if the "one on one attention" was faked better I would have felt like better value. I just kinda didn't know what to do next.

I really like the presentation of the resume that was built and the outline. My problem was with one of the jobs had no foundation to it, and has brought interested companies to consider my resume inconsistent more than a half dozen times. I understand the importance of accuracy, but please look at my resume. Also I paid to have my profile on LinkedIn, and after paying, it was my job to upload.

The job board service isn't really worth it. If I were to do it over again, I'd choose the option to just get my resume done with a cover letter.