VMock Resume-SMART CV Analysis for Pc

The app automatically uploaded my resume without my selecting which file I wanted analyzed. Then I was not able to unload it to replace with the correct one. The FAQ’s were of no help either. I was looking forward to using this app because I really like the concept behind this, it’s too bad I won’t be able to use it as I intended.

What they don’t tell you is, in order to receive valuable and useful feedback you MUST either pay a fee or recommend 3 first time users. And what’s most annoying is you must wait for all 3 of your recommended users to sign up; to move on to the next step.

This is a great tool for analyzing my resume. I’d recommend a couple improvements to the UX: First, it’s a great idea to add button or link to website within app, if you’re going to recommend purchase through website. Second, letting users know that they get (1) one resume upload earlier will help them decide on the value of the platform; it’s not intuitive that uploading a resume, then making changes to that same resume, is not considered the same “upload”. Third, letting users know whether or not they can delete their resume upload and re-add the same resume is helpful. Fourth, something within the faqs about pricing is helpful to save time from visiting site, as specified in the first point. Fifth, in line editing of resume so that users can grasp the concepts as depicted in the summary section, would help with resolving point number two. Sixth, some ui changes to the buttons that show more details would be really helpful for tech adverse users and using grey to distinguish paid and free features would be helpful; the arrows are helpful but real color variations help much better. Seventh, it would be helpful to educate users of the need for variations in their resume based on the role they’re applying for would go a long way in helping steer users toward paid features; I don’t instinctively know if the features and unknown costs will add value without being educated or experiencing the features. I grasp the concept of having multiple resumes tailored to the JD of each application but others might not.