Jobscan

Currently, I m working as the project manager and senior full stack web developer for three of the Supply Chain core
Projects developed, operated, and maintained by the SSP Company. SSP is the sole contractor of the Iran Food and Drug

Administration in the field of

Tracking, Tracing, and Authentication

Of pharmaceuticals as well as edibles, cosmetics, and

Hygiene products throughout Iran. The website for the company: www.samansalamat.com
Owing to the years that I have worked in pharmaceutical tracing, I have acquired a working knowledge of track and trace

Technologies, standards

(such as EPCIS for tracking and IDMP for medicine registration), implementations and data

Utilization scenarios and Currently I am studying the Fiware NGSI-LD as a more data efficient and flexible alternative to EPCIS with possible grounds for cross-sectoral extensions.
I would much rather an opportunity which enables me to share and build upon all the facets of my expertise (i. E. both track and trace and software development) than work as a mere developer.
I have never developed an actual solution based on Block Chain however, I'm familiar and in fact very much comfortable
With the building blocks of the blockchain technology given my background in Cryptography.

The ATS is a real eye opener... no wonder I never heard back from employers, my resume never made it past the first screening process. Now I am on a mission to beat the bots!

Having not been in a position to seek a new job for the last 12 years, Jobscan has been instrumental in updating my resume and cover letter to ensure that I am the right (selected) candidate for the jobs that I apply for.

I am very glad that I used the Jobscan! It helped me a lot to adjust my resume for each position, to apply right words, to fix resume formatting. It gave me so much confidence! This tool analyze the job description and finds the scope of skills that are required for the job, and not only skills but the right wordings to describe your competency. I found my dream job and would recommend this tool for everybody who is looking for a job.

There are so many strategies in getting a foot in the door to land an interview. The ATS systems are formidable. I landed several interviews and ultimately my new job using Jobscan, which I have no doubt was the difference in getting past the ATS systems. So easy to use and informative in the tips it provides to strengthen your resume. I highly recommend Jobscan, especially it a competitive market.

I started using this service as a free month trial, but forgot to cancel this service before Jobscan charged my card $89.95. I sent numerous support tickets in the way that they asked, fulfilling all the stated requirements for refund listed on their website. However, they have not responded to any of my requests and it has been almost a week since I sent the first one. I strongly do not recommend this service unless you want to lose your money with no recourse

This is the second time I have used Jobscan and the Premium upgrade which allows me to use the Power Edit function. After using Power Edit and raising my score above 80%, I literally received a call the next day from a recruiter. A couple of days later I received a call from a different company. Both of these jobs were listed on Indeed.com and had 100+ applicants. I received an offer from both companies. I can honestly say I would not be in this position without Jobscan and especially the Premium upgrade. I highly recommend them!

So far, a good flow. You've made the case for how the site will help. However, my advice (one product marketer to another) might be to consider demonstrating the numeric $ value of the service.

For instance, if using Jobscan gets me a job one month later, that's an entire monthly pay packet more in my pocket, which is likely to be 100x the cost using the service.

Also, interesting pricing. I was previously offered a month free then $90 for 3 months. On my second visit you offered the 3 months at a 20% discount. AB test or did you cookie me and offer a different price based on it being my second visit in two days?

I just signed up for the service, I have nothing to go on.

Why are you asking if you should follow up with me to make sure I'm satisfied with the experience? You don't follow up with everyone?

Not digging the last question of whether or not to follow up regarding customer service. When I said no, it suddenly said that I'd miss out on other things besides being asked about my experience. Not cool.

I used jobscan premium for 3 months. The power editor is by far the handiest tool. Along with that, the ATS tips followed by keywords recommendation and LinkedIn optimizer are helpful as well. I feel the job finder still needs some work but overall, it works.

What Jobscan did help me realize though is what recruiters look for in a resume. Along with keywords recommendation and content addition, there's more to be done. I had been doing it all wrong. Especially for entry-level candidates like me. The way I used jobscan was; I found a job, used power edit to add the keywords, and then "read the description" to see what else I could add. Once I was convinced that I had work relating to what the job description asked for. That's what got me an interview.

I don't usually leave reviews and frankly, as good as Jobscan's resume help is, this one was prompted by their fantastic customer service. I ended up getting a job and no longer needed my premium subscription but predictably forgot to cancel. I got charged for another three months and was seriously bummed out but I shot them an email explaining the situation and Jobscan promptly refunded me and canceled my subscription moving forward. The next time I'm on a job hunt I will 100% be using them!

I figured I knew what I was doing, just create a resume that tells potential employers what I'd done and what experience I had and I was in good shape. Well, I didn't know what I didn't know, it turns out that resume creation is a very specialized skill. In order to get in the door and actually talk to a person your resume needs to stand out amongst what may be hundreds of other candidates. Jobscan will help you through this process and help you craft a resume that opens doors and gets you interviews. I was able to find a job using a resume that I tweaked with Jobscan's help, I really don't think that I would have been able to even get an interview without using Jobscan.

Resume writing has a many tips from as many people you talk to; but it has to make it past the HR Bots, first! JobScan helped me write tailored resumes which satisfied the HR Bots, HR professionals, and, ultimately, the directorate which hired me. I received an interview for all 10 resumes I built through JobScan (and in the middle of the pandemic, too). Parting Words: Pay for the three month subscription; you will NOT regret it.

Before using JobScan you need to make sure your resume is sophisticated and read like you are brining a higher intellectual level to the table. (for tech jobs at least and based on my experience)

Once your resume look great and read great, you use JobScan to make sure ATS pick your resume.

After paying a resume a writer to write my resume, I was getting no calls or emails. I was only getting rejections. After using JobScan and optimizing my resume for the positions I am interested in, my phone was ringing every 10~20 minutes.

Once you optimized your resume for a few jobs in your field (optimize for all and not only 1) using JobScan, put your resume on popular job websites. Wait and see what happens. I needed one iteration, but if the magic did not happen after 7 days, go back and optimize your resume for 3 other similar roles.

If you get rejected in interviews, that is unfortunate but if you do not even make it to the interview, professional resume writing (I paid under $100) and JobScan work like a charm.

I have found a job and would not need JobScan anymore but I am going to pay the subscription fee, just to support the team behind JobScan

Jobscan has changed the way I approach job searching & resume editing. I feel much more informed about the process through using the tools as well as reading the articles. The only thing that gives me pause about the service is the pricing structure, so I hope that, like with the product itself, that that is being regularly re-evaluated and adjusted accordingly with the customers in mind.

I opened a 1-month trial with them, to test the services first so I can decide if Jobscan are right for me. The trial is only available if you subscribe to a 3-month membership. So when the trial ends they automatically charge you with 90 USD. The trick is that they send no email to confirm you started your trial and absolutely no email to notify you that your trial is about to end. They are as stealth as possible so as to maximize their chances of you forgetting to cancel before the trial ends. Which is what happened to me. Then, nobody replies from customer support. If you want to get services from a business that operates like this, go for it. For me these shady practices are a definite deal braker.

This is a useful app for anyone looking to land a job as it helps to tailor one's resume to fit the role being sought for. The feedback is awesome as it tells you what is right, what is wrong and how to fix the wrong things in your resume... and this is just the free version. I would totally recommend this to anyone looking for that perfect resume to land a desired role.

Jobscan has helped me a lot to edit my CV, Linkedin Profile, and in each posting I did, the comparison with the Job Description had made my resume completely aligned with the job posting. That comparison is completely beneficial to facilitate the interview filter. I really love this tool, very easy to work with, and I'm truly sure resumé corrections you do on your CV, will give you better time to prepare for a great interview.

This tool provides exceptional value to those like me who work directly with job seekers! I have had the opportunity to use Jobscan with a few job seekers! I showed them your site and helped them establish an account and then we did a scan together for a position Jobscan were hoping to apply for soon. Their first scan showed a pretty low score, but using the feedback from Jobscan we were able to add strengthen their resume to a higher score! Im hoping this will translate into an interview for the job seeker, but even if it does not, the Jobscan remains a wonderful coaching tool for creating targeted resumes.

Every time I am searching for a new job, I always use jobscan.co to assist with tailoring my resume, and I always sign up for premium. I find the platform to be very helpful and easy to use. When I first applied for jobs without jobscan, I rarely got call backs. I could not figure out what was wrong as I felt like I was qualified for the job, yet I kept getting rejected. However, after signing up with jobscan.co it was very insightful at pinpointing key words and showing how my resume matched up against the actual job description. From there, I was able to tailor my resume and beat the ATS. I've received a lot of call backs as a result. Jobscan comes with a quarterly or monthly subscription model in order to unlock key features like unlimited scans. If you're on the fence and can afford it, just take the plunge and get it. Your career/dream job is worth way more than that, and more than likely you won't need the service for very long anyway. If you're at your wit's end and are tired of getting rejected, just give jobscan a try- you may be pleasantly surprised!

I really liked the idea of this, and at first it seemed great and I could see the value when it rated my resume so low and began my dynamic edit. However, it seems that the ai can't find key words that are in my resume. For example, I have presentation 4 times in my resume and it said it could not find it once. I have education technology in there as well... it can't find it. This isn't a formatting issue since I used an approved resume template from Jobscan... and I though perhaps I would have better luck with the "old" feature, but then when I clicked back to dynamic edit, all of the formatting was removed.