Dana R.

Indeed, pretty useless.

I honestly doubt if their CV writers are even native English speakers. The CV looked like it was created with a meme generator - both language wise and format wise.

I was surprised to receive my first draft with actual lies - made up numbers, bombastic and unrealistic titles, incorrect and irrelevant experience - which I had to kindly ask my writer to alter.

The only positive thing about it is that it gives a bit of perspective regarding the format and the way one should present themselves - but I could have found this in different ways online anyways.

I have to edit everything from scratch, since there were so many typos and factual mistakes - I simply don't trust my own CV anymore. That's a shame, because the idea of a professional reviewing your CV is a very good one - only in this case it is very poorly executed.