Red W.

Everything was great except the upselling pages, which have the No Thanks in small letters so it's hard to find.

It has been helpful in several ways: primarily the reviews from employees working at various companies, although some have been written obviously by management to counter terribly negative reviews; also, the pay estimates, although they are only estimates and should not be used to base an answer to a query of what salary you are looking to receive; and some of the job offerings.

The person I was assigned to was polite and pleasant. That has been the only positive thing I can say. Now that $400 is gone, I have some tips for my resume, my cover letter, and some very limited tips for my LinkedIn profile. None have produced any measurable change, which will invoke their "60 day warranty", which gets you another set of tips on your resume. They DO NOT rewrite your resume. They offer some changes which have little overall effect. They DO NOT rewrite your cover letter. Again, the same. And the LI profile tips are of no use whatsoever. Very disappointed. Investigate the five star reviews for fraud, or check to see if they are people that have no real career behind them, or have no resume writing skills. I have received better resume tips in FREE seminars put on by people who care about the desperate folks that have been put in the job search position through no fault of their own, Christian based focus groups and job fairs. Save your money.