Find My ProfessionReviews of findmyprofession.com

Overall: A waste of money and run by scammers. Stay away from this service. Pros - My Reverse Recruiter was very nice and seemed to genuinely want to help me find a job and was very receptive to any changes I wanted to implement in our search. Cons - Very slow process. I had to wait a month after first payment to start my service. - Not enough job applications per day and some jobs take days to get applied once you've submitted or approved them. - Shady business practices the border on a scam (more details below) My experience with Find My Profession started out rough right from the start. It took a whole month after my first payment to finish onboarding and have a reverse recruiter assigned to me to begin my search, so that was a whole first month wasted. I started the service on April 13th, 2026 and opted in for the 6 month guarantee. I had assumed that meant that on October 13th, my guarantee would kick in and I'd get 6 months of free service. I checked in with one of the admin staff to confirm this before I renewed on September 12th. They informed me that the 6 month guarantee doesn't work like that. They said that because they didn't actually search for jobs for me during the first month, that month didn't count. Then why did I have to pay for the first month, then? What's even more confusing is that on your profile, it'll show you that you have a 6 month guarantee and will provide you with a date that it begins, which was April 13th on my profile. Still, they said that I would not be getting the guarantee after 6 months. I then went to their website to see if there was some fine print I missed that explained this, and found that they changed the 6 month guarantee to a 4 month guarantee, so my free period should have already kicked in, but they conveniently failed to inform me. I told the admin staff about this change to the guarantee, and they pulled another switcheroo on me so that I wouldn't get the guarantee. They said that since I interviewed 5 times, the guarantee no longer applies to me. I only interviewed 4 times. Even my profile shows I only interviewed for 4 jobs during the 5 months I was using the service. One of the interviews had a 5 minute recruiter screening prior to the real interview, so they counted that as an extra interview to conveniently bring me to 5 interviews. Most jobs these days require 2-4 interviews, so a single job prospect can disqualify from the guarantee kicking in. After this whole debacle I ended up going through their site more thoroughly as I was shocked at how they conducted themselves. Once I did, I realized that (in my belief) all of the reviews on their site are completely fake. I think that all of the video testimonials on their site are AI generated and none of the people in those reviews exist. They don't have LinkedIn pages or anything that I could find. They're all fake in my opinion. Even these other Google reviews seem fake to me. It all looks to me to be all the same short, generic, positive response over and over again. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this service.

Templated and scripted contacts that generated 4 initial interviews in three months, including none in the first two months. Resume was rewritten, after which I submitted it to AI personally and was able to identify multiple strategic errors in the positioning for jobs. They have no incentive for you to get hired because once you do, they lose revenue. Without any requests for feedback, asked me to renew monthly. No personalized reach out; everything is a systematic cold approach to hiring managers that got no results. Huge waste of time and a lot of money.

I rarely write reviews, but I feel compelled to share my personal experience with Find My Profession. What was sold to me as a premium, personalized service turned out to be deeply disappointing and, in my opinion, misleading. Before signing up, I was told by staff that my background was an excellent match for their services and that my job search would face minimal obstacles. That assurance was a major reason I trusted them with thousands of dollars and several months of my job search. In August 2023, I purchased a Federal resume package for $895, which came with a “Resume Writing Interview Guarantee.” With staff’s recommendation, I invested another $2,499 in their Reverse Recruiting service, again relying on the “Interview Guarantee.” In my experience, those guarantees did not produce results. Despite promises of outreach and networking, I did not receive a single interview from the service. The service felt impersonal, communication was inconsistent, and the deliverables did not meet my expectations for professional standards. I saw no clear evidence of the promised outreach to decision makers on my behalf. When I raised concerns, I received vague explanations and little accountability. I also want to share that I was contacted directly by the company’s CEO regarding a negative Google review I had posted. In his email, he apologized for the experience and requested that I remove the review. He then offered to send me $250 via Venmo or PayPal if I did so. While he framed this as a gesture of gratitude, I personally perceived it as a payment contingent upon removing my review. I still have the original email for reference. The gap between what I understood to be promised and what was delivered was significant. I spent thousands of dollars, saw no measurable progress in my job search, and was left very dissatisfied with the outcome. This review is based solely on my personal experience as a paying customer. Others may have had different outcomes, but I would encourage potential clients to ask detailed questions and proceed with caution before making a financial commitment.

I was looking for a company with expertise in my profession to help me re-write my resume and make myself more marketable to a different industry. The resume writer clearly had no knowledge of my profession and changed my existing resume to add a few examples of measurable deliverables. After it became apparent that I would not get the desired product, I stopped working with Find My Profession and used AI tools to write my resume, resulting in a far superior product. I regretted using this service and wasted a lot of money before realizing I could do a better job myself without spending any money. Before hiring this company, please ensure they have resume writers with the necessary experience with your profession and industry before employing their services.

I really had high hopes for this service. I went all in and purchased the reverse recruiting service along with the highest resume-writing package that was offered. (The resume-writing service was $1,092) The resume was supposed to be ATS-optimized. But, when a recruiter demonstrated to me how my resume was processed through an ATS, it did not reflect my background and experience accurately. I've been told by several recruiters that my resume is not optimized for an ATS and will likely be discarded based on how it was written. The reverse recruiting package was $3,999 per month and included applying for jobs and networking with recruiters and hiring managers. The person assigned to me spent a significant amount of time applying for and networking for a position that turned out to be a volunteer position. My reverse recruiter hadn't even read the job description, so she was unaware that it was a volunteer role that she had submitted me for. The networking that was done for legitimate positions was generic at best. For the cost of this service, the value that was delivered was severely underwhelming.

Truly horrific experience and a waste of money. Please do NOT believe the slick reviews and marketing. I received terrible service. Yes, the slapdash resume they produced definitely looks more tailored than my original one but it is not worth anything like $600 (I think the woman who did the work probably spent a total of 90 mins plugging in key words and revising the format). It will have to do until the happy day I find a professional who is TRULY interested in working with me to create a good resume. Here is the background story, I am an IT professional earning good six-figure salaries. All of my job offers for the past couple of decades were from resumes I developed. I was looking to improve the quality of the resume and hopefully enter a new stage in my career so I contacted this company and everything (initially) was fine and dandy. Then the disaster occurred. They paired me with an old school writer, heavy handed and condescending, whose methods were better oriented to the 1980s hiring practices than anything currently used in Technology. When I requested a new resume writer, who actually was familiar with IT and had worked with other IT professionals, they assigned a new person (took over a week) who again knew NOTHING about Technology (she asked 'what is Linux?' - Is she not able to do a Google search???). At the first meeting with this individual, she complained that she had to take on my resume, implying that her other clients were her 'real work' and mine was just an hassle (nice customer service). This woman was disagreeable and not interested in putting any effort into revising my resume. My impression was she was trying to get rid of the work as soon as possible. When I asked for revisions (that I had been assured by their customer rep would be forthcoming - see the email, below) the writer made it clear she had no intention of revising the resume - and so they transferred me to a THIRD person. This is what was promised by the customer rep: "While our website states a 1 week unlimited revision period, we do not limit you to just 1 week. Your writer will work with you on any edits/revisions until you are 100% satisfied with your resume. Your writer will also be very responsive during your writing process and you will be in communication with them throughout. Once you have received your first draft, you may schedule another phone consultation with your writer to discuss any revisions that you would like your writer to complete." This is Completely and 100% untrue. They were not responsive. They were not interested in my satisfaction. There was only one phone consultation and it was so unpleasant that I wanted nothing more to do with this individual. Very disagreeable experience. They also promised lots of additional material that would help me customize my resume for specific job positions. The one page PDF they sent was a joke. It had text like this (and this is an exact copy of what they sent): "The title is your target position; change it as needed based on job posting. These are three subtitles or three major keywords/core competencies under the title; change as needed." This is information you can find anywhere on the Web, there is nothing new or helpful here. If you are very young, starting off on your career, and you have money to burn, then perhaps this company will help improve your resume. HOWEVER, if you are a professional, with an established and successful career - BEWARE, this company is as close to scammers as I have ever encountered. I am sharing this review widely to prevent other people from being burned. UPDATE: the company's reply, below, is COMPLETELY UNTRUE. After I posted this review, they sent an email threatening to stop work on the revision because of the review. I have posted a screenshot of their email on other review platforms. Search for it so you can see what an unscrupulous group of individuals are running this fraudulent scam.

When I signed up for Find My Profession, I understood there were no job guarantees. My expectation was just to have conversations. I immediately sent my resume to the manager, and she and the coach stated that my resume looked good. My coach did recommend a few changes to my LinkedIn profile. We went about six weeks, and no conversations were scheduled. I had a conversation with my coach and the manager, letting them know that my expectations were conversations to be scheduled. They agreed that this was the measure of success. They touted the new LinkedIn connections, but I can easily do LinkedIn connections myself or have someone do it for me inexpensively. I informed them that I did not have a return on my investment of $5000 at this point. They decided to work on my resume, do more LinkedIn connections and networking, and work on my LinkedIn profile. According to them, the resume was $795, and the LinkedIn profile was $300. If my resume and LinkedIn profile needed to be updated, I should have been informed when I asked at the beginning. After six weeks of no conversation and my push, they did work on the resume and LinkedIn profile and did not charge me. Ultimately, I paid $5000 for four conversations, a resume update, and a LinkedIn profile update. This is not a good return on investment. When I brought this to their attention, they responded that I could pay another $2500 and hoped they would schedule a few more conversations. The team is very nice. However, they do not seem to want to provide you with a return on your investment. In the end, I would not recommend investing in this service since there is a very low return on investment. I paid $5000 for four conversations, a LinkedIn update, and a resume update. The resume and LinkedIn would have cost $1100. This means that I paid $3900 for four conversations. In my opinion, FMP reverse recruiting is not worth the investment. They have great online reviews for resume writing, but reverse recruiting does not produce the results that you would expect. I understand if things do not go as planned, but the company needs to focus on customer satisfaction and providing a return on investment for clients.

Waste of money. I got more hits on my resume before I had it redone. Barely any hits now and no interviews at all. Now my resume is so vague that I don't get any hits. They are supposed to be the professionals so I thought I was getting good advice but it was simply a waste of money. I was told they specialize in Project management and other similar roles but that definitely is not the case. I should have went with another vendor. It is also definitely not a week it is more like a month. You have to wait almost a week before they assigned it to a writer, then a week for the writer to schedule an appointment with you, then 5-7 business days between each change. I was getting some hits on my resume prior to the updated resume but now I get none. I expected a lot more with the amount of money I paid and plan to file a claim with BBB if the are not willing to give me my money back.