ZipJob

I found zip jobs to be very helpful and was a huge stress relief. The person I worked with was very very helpful and did a great job considering we never talked on the phone. However, I wish I knew that I would only have 7 days to work with someone. I would not have signed up when I did if I had known prior to putting in my card info that there would only be 7 days. That is the only reason I didn't give 5 stars.

Working with them was a great experience! The results of the finished product were well above expectations.

Absolutely unethical company. Do not buy their service. If you decide to cancel BEFORE using the service at all they will charge you a $100 fee due to due fictitious policy about "surpassing their trial period". First of all when I pay for a service that's not a trial period. Secondly when I have not used the service at all or even created an account and being charged a ridiculous fee that's is 53% of my payment in order to just cancel then that is THEFT OF SERVICES in the state of CA. This is unjust and absolutely shows you what kind of crappy people and organization they are. Stealing from consumers is what they do. BE WARNED!

Everything far exceeded my expectations. I was extremely happy with the final resume, cover letter, thank you letter, and LinkedIn profile.
However, the writer I was assigned had-at time-a slow response to my emails. Other than that I was very satisfied.

I needed a resume that would allow me to get through to recruiters and get interviews, and not get rejected by the auto screening process. In addition, I needed a more concise LinkedIn profile to help accomplish the same thing.
Hank C did a great job for me, rewriting my resume and LI profile. Both were well-written and the turnaround time was fast.

Purchased their "Premium" product promising "Future resume update for changes in your career. Never expires!"

Well thinking that I may have a fork in the road career-wise down the road I foolishly thought it would future proof my purchase by buying the Premium package for $299. Well, it turns out that means they will add whatever current job I am at to the end of the resume they created for me.

RIP OFF. Frankly, their resume and cover letter were average at best as well. Don't waste your money.

Turn around time after first draft was more than 10 days! And the quality of the first draft was very low: inconsistent, unrelated, and a random copy paste from my letters of recommendation at best! Like an elementary school kid wrote it.
I emailed them to refund the money and they said "no refund".

The cover letter was written for the wrong job! I cannot believe it!

Please do not waste your money here.

I know it sounds harsh, but the reality is that they outsource somewhere outside of the US. most likely India. I wanted my resume tailored to a Director level position in Artificial Intelligence, but the language used did not have appropriate connotations and did not display relevant experience. Their customer service was good - as I was assigned a second writer when I expressed dissatisfaction at the first, but the second did not improve the verbiage. I am going to strip down my resume completely and rebuild it and recommend against using ZipJob.

Instructions were clear, person assigned to me was knowledgeable, helpful, responsive, received edits within hours. Editing process continued for multiple revisions and always with the same response, swift, helpful, and well informed.

Who knew you only got 7 days to review the documents!

Something about spending $300 and only getting TWO reviews in a set time amount is crazy! There were some really funky writing issues (completely misused words, bad grammar, etc. and I should know! I've got a degree in English and am used to editing and reading technical writing!)

I wanted help writing a good resume (because everyone needs a little help once and a while! Plus, I'm a busy person!) but I don't feel I got much for my money. I ended up correcting A LOT of the problems myself (was also told I couldn't add things I wanted to add? Like what kind of bull is that? It's MY resume and MY relevant experience.)

Not sure if it was MY assigned writer or what, but this service is lazy, expensive, and in my honest opinion, bad.

HUGE bummer.

This is the first time that I have used this kind of service and I am very pleased. The finished products (resume and cover letter) are much more impressive than I could of ever developed as Marsha was able to market my skills in a way I had not considered. She walked me through every step of the process in an easy to follow manner. She left me plenty of time to review the drafts after each edit, but also offered suggestions that were very helpful along the way. She never rushed me and made sure I was completely satisfied and ready before we finished the process. I have already recommended Zipjob to two of my colleagues.

I was very hesitant to use ZipJob after reading some reviews on other sites, but my experience was great! While I wish they were a little more upfront about how their process works (only so many emails/changes within so many days). I had an amazing Resume within 72 hours!

It's been 3 weeks and I still don't have a satisfactory resume. They don't offer refunds. You get bounced around to different writers who do little to the resume. Waste of $300! My current resume looks more professional. Don't waste your money. If you take the time, you could do your own resume. After this experience, I will have to redo what they sent me. The writers are clearly not as good as they advertised.

I would recommend ZipJob for assistance with resume and cover letter writing. Judy was very patient and helpful during the process. She had some really good suggestions that helped to tighten up my resume. She also helped me craft a strong cover letter that offered the flexibility to make needed adjustments for different job applications. Resume and cover letter writing is not easy, especially when you're not used to the process and Judy made it much easier. ZipJob also helps develop the proper formatting and key word usage necessary to get through the screening process which can often be based on computer algorithms instead of human eyes.