JobscanReviews 1,699

Good - I need to put some more time into the site, but first impressions were great!

After an upload and scan, your product should propose ways to resolve any problems found in the resume by providing a bulleted list of clickable content options to insert preferred content and resolve each problem. If a resume doesn't include a certain term used in the job description, propose several options using that term from which the user/subscriber may click, insert, and move on to the next problem in the resume.

Excellent product and i like the idea of a free trial!

Easy to use. Working as described. I've done 2 scans for different jobs for resume and cover letter. It's only been a day so I haven't received any responses yet. Fingers crossed.

Needed this to change careers, helps me narrow it down to tailor my resume to the jobs I want to be considered for

Good product, a great experience, and easy to use.

Provided clarity for my application precision and upgraded resume.

This is premature. I don't know if it'll help me get a job until I hear back from the employers.

Seems counter-intuitive in that you recommend matching terminology in job ads, then call that same terminology "negative". Also, it keeps telling me that my name, email and phone number are not in my resume when they are. I'm still figuring things out, though. Hopefully it'll get better.

We placed a candidate with the job description which was attached on the basis of his resume, but when I scanned it, it just showed a 20% match.

Still figuring out how to best use the site, but overall I'm enjoying the ease of use and tutorials so far!

This is giving a low rating if all areas of an or, or, or statement are not met, such as required in this software, or other case management softwares. I have the desired software experience, but was dinged because I did not have the words case management. Saving words on this resume is extremely important. Did the same for education. Also did the same when I was giving supporting material dates. Right now, also, because of security issues with scans and the question of security of ATS software, it is not recommended that full addresses are put on resumes.

I entered my linkedin profile and three job descriptions - then the only feedback I could see was for the stats - everything else was blurred out unless I joined with a paid subscription. What is the use of a free subscription if no insight at all is provided?

The trial of the LinkedIn profile scan was very convincing - I can't wait to finish it, and then dive in on my resume.