THere is a facility on this website to get your CV reviewed. Are there any +ve or -ve experiences that anybody can discuss before I consider forking out £89? Is the good value for money?It does not seem to be a lot of money if it means that your CV will stand out and you get an interview, but what if it is not what it says on the tin?

A good book on CV writing would cost less and be reusable.

There's a money back offer on this service if any reader feels the advice given has not enhanced their marketability. I'm the recipient of such requests and in the last 6 months I think we've only had one such refund to action. The guys we use are all seasoned consulting recruiters and knowing what consultancies are looking for is the key success factor - and not something a generic "write a good CV" book is really going to give you an insight into.Good luck in any caseTony RestellTop-Consultant.com

I wouldn't waste your time....get in touch with a good recruiter that will do it for you....they then should be able to find you a new role as well...WIN / WIN for both...

Brad - a rather sizeable assumption there that the candidate wants to work with a recruitment agent!!! Many are happy to, but what about all those that don't want to?Plus many agencies have a standard format in which they agree to submit CVs to clients, so the reworking of the CV doesn't necessarily provide the candidate with a version of their CV that will be optimal for use in the wider market - it just standardises into a generic format that is the hallmark of that agency.Nothing wrong with this practice at all - and regular readers will know I stick up for recruitment consultants when their industry is receiving flak; but I don't think you're comparing like for like at all here.Tony RestellTop-Consultant.com