TealReviews of tealhq.com

Canceled subscription on March 5th, 2025. Ended up still charging me on a NON-RECURRING charge for March 10th, 2025. I ended up just deleting my account to remove my data (hopefully) so this wouldn't happen again. Will be looking to reach out to support if that's even possible. Edit: They have responded, I have sent an email to their team. Waiting to hear back. Edit: As of 03/11/2025 -- TealHq refunded my payment, much appreciated, swift response. Great job on the customer service department. Updated from 1 * -> 4 *

Saving jobs from Linkedin, being able to track them in the app and then the check box design for selecting which bullet points you want to use - this is the best part, their AI helps you tailor your bullet points to key words in the job posting. I've always done that on my own, but this saves me hours of work.

You guys are truly amazing, as the platform not only respond quickly but they resolved my matter instantly without any delay. This is why I will keep following up and look forward to seeing the company grow at a rapid pace.

This company and many others are constantly Posting Jobs that are really not available. To verify IF THE JOB IS ACTUALLY AVAILABLE; go to the actual careers website of the Company you are inquiring about and SEE IF ITIS LISTED. Here is an Excellent Example: Jeld-Wen Maintenance Planner / Scheduler Jeld-Wen • Grand Rapids, MI • via Teal When you go to their (Jeld-Wen) website you will clearly see that there is no maintenance planner available. NOTE: EVERY MAINTENANCE PLANNER JOB ON THIS WEBSITE IS NOT AVAILABLE. LOOK FOR YOURSELF AND VERIFY. IF TEAL IS NOT LOOKING TO GIVE FALSE HOPE; WHY WOULD SOMEBODY WANT TO APPLY FOR A JOB AND GIVE YOU ALL THEIR INFORMATION AS A THIRD PARTY! YOU DON'T HAVE A JOB AVAILABLE - YOU ONLY HAVE SOMEONE AVAILABLE TO LOOK AT THE RESUME INFORMATION THAT'S COMING YOUR WAY.

TealHQ is a great tool for staying organized during a job search, especially with its CRM-style setup. I use it daily to track applications, deadlines, and company details, and it’s incredibly intuitive and efficient for that purpose. While they’ve started incorporating AI features, they still feel underdeveloped. For resume customization, I find tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Notebook LM more reliable. The resume builder is user-friendly but has its downsides. Small edits result in extra bullet points, which can get overwhelming when managing multiple versions. Additionally, the resume templates are not very ATS-friendly, even the single-column ones, which often get scrambled during parsing. This has led me to use other options for resume generation. The data export feature could also be improved by allowing users to select specific fields, like job URLs, to integrate with other tools more easily. Despite these drawbacks, the application tracking functionality is excellent and keeps me coming back. If they address the resume-related issues, I’d gladly expand my use of the platform. For now, I’d recommend it primarily for its strong CRM features.

Gave them a copy of my resume with my Linkedin URL and they got it wrong in my resume. I don't know how but it was one letter off and directed to the wrong person. It was a hyperlink in the original document (and completely correct) and Teal pulled it out and put it in the header and it was missing a letter that directed to my profile. I was so focused on the bullets, I didn't even look at that part, I trusted the robot too much and I definitely used that for two different applications. Not worth the $9 in my opinion. I think my free chatgpt is just as good.

I love the Job Tracker and the Chrome extension. So much better than others I've seen and vastly better than my own efforts with Excel. The Job Tracker is a brilliant tool and very easy to use. I've been using it every day for a couple of weeks now and it's made a huge difference to how I manage my Job Search efforts. The Teal Chrome extension pops up as soon as it detects one of the job boards it supports. If you're on a company careers page which isn't supported, it's dead quick and easy to just click on the Chrome extension and enter the details into the box that pops up. You can even copy and paste the job description. From the job details page you can even edit any field. So if the company name is a headhunter, as soon as you know the hiring company name you can add that into the Company box. The monthly subscription fee is worth it just for the Job Tracker capabilities and of course Teal offers a whole lot more. And there's a free version you can use too.

Recently started using tealhq to manage job applications and to be honest, I would be lost with out it. It's the first place I login to review tasks and identify next steps, as well as keeping track of the different roles I am looking at. Its very easy to use and with the Chrome plug in, its super simple to add roles to the job tracker page. I am only using the free version, but can't rate it highly enough, its an awesome tool!