TopCV

Although my experience with the customer service was good, for example the person who worked on my CV responded and updated it quickly. And considering my CV knowledge at the time, I thought the CV I was given was excellent. It made me sound like I was the smartest candidate in the room. However, I didn't get any interviews. I had my reservations, I did feel the CV was now too jargon-y, but the TOPCV writer would know better than me wouldn't she?

Several months of unemployment later I found an organisation that helps job applications FOR FREE. I sent in my CV and the job role I was interested in, and the feedback was the content of my CV was great, it was mostly the formatting and tone which was at fault- such as a list of expertise skills (which I thought was cool when it was added to the top of my CV) as well as the convoluted, jargony tone in which the duties of my roles were put - were too much. And for the roles I was searching for, too misleading. It would be obvious to employers I was being showy or overdoing it.
I didn't write a review after receiving the CV because I paid over a £100 for it and I thought it got me closer to what I wanted.
But now I get told by a recruiter at a free cv consultation that, perhaps this cv is doing TOO much. So if you do use TOPcv and come out with a very superflous CV about how you are a dynamic professional with a penchant for creating bespoke content who can certify operational efficiency by helping the office in administrative tasks, I've been advised to keep it simple otherwise it can obscure things. I recommend Resume.io however thats the sight the gave my information to TOPcv and I ended up tangled in their Top Cv marketing! And young women's trust was the organisation that supported me :) although be sure to write in a month before you aim to apply to a certain job role.