Resume Worded

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Website is super slow and they didn’t spell my name write despite it being on the resume that I uploaded and on the card I used to pay for the pro service.

Their site is not geared towards everyday people with adequate jobs. If you aren't some "big time" executive who manages over 30 employees or a someone in tech who deals with SQL or other big corporate companies, then this website is not for you. I would not recommend their site at all. And when I contacted support, they were dismissive and cocky. I won't recommend them and will be getting a refund.

Detailed, actionable, unobtrusive, and helpful resume and career platform. Free version was amazing, paid version was super worth it (I got a great role and people told me how good my resume was, and I attribute that to Resume WOrded!)

To say Resume Worded was helpful would be a massive understatement. It was a total gamechanger. I was really struggling with my job search, literally getting non stop rejected from every company. I uploaded my resume to Resume Worded, and realized it was a very subpar one. After making changes, specifically adding in accomplishments, removing issues like bad grammar and punctuation, I submitted my resume to a bunch of companies and got a very different, positive response. I've been complimented a ton on my resume from hiring managers, and I now help my friends with their resumes too ;) Btw, the newsletter is a total gem. Highly highly recommend.

Best tool ever for my job search. Free version was amazing. Paid version was SO useful. Best part were the sample resume bullet points and the Score My Resume tool. It tells you what mistakes you're making with really good suggestions and feedback. Best thing ever. Thanks to the team.

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Very effective, easy to use, and worth the money. I immediately began getting many more responses to job submissions after using Resume Worded.

There is still room for improvement in Resume Worded's ability to scan documents. However, I suspect that this is potentially a pro in disguise. Since general ATS probably have those same issues when it comes to scanning correctly.