TopStack Resume

Brooke was great to work with.
Being self employed for the last 30 years I felt made it a bit more challenging to create a competitive resume. Brooke was great at asking the right questions that brought my attributes to the surface for a potential employer to see on paper. The process was easy and professional. Thanks, Brooke!

The quality of service provided by this company is awesome. I sincerely appreciate the efficient, gracious customer service, the level of detail and accountability they have demonstrated on each project, and the way they conduct business as a whole.

I did my research and found that TopStack rated well and has good reviews for the most part. I purchased the Professional Package (after all, I am one, and need my resume to be solid). Happily, I received a skilled and experienced writer. I sent him Word docs of my existing resumes that were frustrating me. He tied everything together in a pleasant, presentable and marketable way to a single, easily-read resume. I'm looking forward to now updating my Linked In profile, and putting my newly approved documents out for competition.

Waste of money for a cover letter and resume. I needed a resume writer because I am attempting to change industries. The writer just merely added skills that I don't have for the new industry, added made up statistics for production numbers and efficiencies, and even made up statements regarding new processes implemented that I never mentioned. While the turn-around time was excellent not much time was put into it for the $200 charge. I am not sure if this is normal for resume writers but I could not believe it. I could not in good conscience use this revision. Even after further revisions I am stuck rewriting the resume and cover letter.

I am a long time executive assistant and production manager (10 years of experience) and was looking to upgrade my resume as I look to level up with a new job, so I paid TopStack for a professional resume. The first copy I received did not make any sense, had changed my job titles/moved them around making them completely illogical and not in alignment with my professional history at all. The edited version was not better, had incomplete and run on sentences, was extremely dense and scored very poorly with ATS. I was offered another writer, they criticized my lack of cover letter (how do they know if I write a cover letter? I ALWAYS do) and gave me unhelpful interview pointers, and delivered essentially the same resume just in a different format. I did attempt to use it a few times but then felt that I did not want to be associated with that resume and ended up completely re-writing it after over a month of rejections and feedback that my resume was illogical and dense.

I provided my original resume, which I felt needed some expert review as I had only received a couple of interviews since being laid off.
I only had email correspondence despite asking to speak with the resume writer. It was a tall order to review the drafts with only 2 reviews before the final draft, but I put faith in Clark Jospeh, my writer.
Since I had my resume written I have had zero interviews.

I chose TopStack Resume services because of all of the positive reviews I read online. I chose the bundle including resume, cover letter, and LinkedIn revision. TopStack has customers pay after receiving the first draft of the resume, which I did even though the resume was unimpressive. My bad. I decided that I could edit the resume to make it work. I thought a powerful cover letter was the tool I was lacking. Unfortunately, what I received from the TopStack writer was a gobbledygook word salad rife with poor grammar and typos. It's completely unuseable. I didn't want her to ruin my LinkedIn profile so I decided to revise it on my own. My experience with TopStack was a huge waste of money and time.