Matilda Song C.
Highly ethical organization who truly cares about the clients and writers
A resume company is successful when it takes care of BOTH clients and writers. I have been a professional resume writer for several years and have witnessed many bad practices in our profession. The industry is highly competitive and most services attract mediocre or inadequate writers because it's tremendously difficult to find high-quality, strategic writers. The great ones not only create content but, more importantly, produce results because they are excellent interviewers (able to draw information from the client) and understand business & the recruiter/employer sides of the hiring process. What good is a pretty resume if it's not going to help open doors? In the past year that I've consulted for GRF, I've found them very selective in their hiring process, which I appreciate because I value my own personal brand and reputation as a resume professional and wouldn't want to be associated with a sub-par team. Jessica (owner) has let go of writers who don't meet both GRF and clients' standards--especially when it comes to ethical matters. As a values-based organization, there is also no tolerance for ethical compromise--I LOVE THIS about GRF. What I appreciate most are the AMAZING CLIENTS. GRF's strong reputation has allowed me to collaborate with global Fortune 500 leaders, celebrity influencers, professionals looking to transition careers, and other fascinating people who trust us with their livelihood. I take that responsibility very seriously. So does Jessica. I also know they have occasionally had to turn away clients who are mistreating the writers (or other creepy unacceptable behaviors). It's unfortunate but helps maintain the company's integrity. I really appreciate that the company puts people first, even if it means turning down business.


