Disappointing and Misleading Experience
I rarely write reviews, but I feel compelled to share my personal experience with Find My Profession. What was sold to me as a premium, personalized service turned out to be deeply disappointing and, in my opinion, misleading. Before signing up, I was told by staff that my background was an excellent match for their services and that my job search would face minimal obstacles. That assurance was a major reason I trusted them with thousands of dollars and several months of my job search. In August 2023, I purchased a Federal resume package for $895, which came with a “Resume Writing Interview Guarantee.” With staff’s recommendation, I invested another $2,499 in their Reverse Recruiting service, again relying on the “Interview Guarantee.” In my experience, those guarantees did not produce results. Despite promises of outreach and networking, I did not receive a single interview from the service. The service felt impersonal, communication was inconsistent, and the deliverables did not meet my expectations for professional standards. I saw no clear evidence of the promised outreach to decision makers on my behalf. When I raised concerns, I received vague explanations and little accountability. I also want to share that I was contacted directly by the company’s CEO regarding a negative Google review I had posted. In his email, he apologized for the experience and requested that I remove the review. He then offered to send me $250 via Venmo or PayPal if I did so. While he framed this as a gesture of gratitude, I personally perceived it as a payment contingent upon removing my review. I still have the original email for reference. The gap between what I understood to be promised and what was delivered was significant. I spent thousands of dollars, saw no measurable progress in my job search, and was left very dissatisfied with the outcome. This review is based solely on my personal experience as a paying customer. Others may have had different outcomes, but I would encourage potential clients to ask detailed questions and proceed with caution before making a financial commitment.