Joan Mershon

As a career coach of 20+ years, this is clearly better than having no resume. It also has one layout - which may or may not be the best one for you. For me the deal breakers is not being able to save and come back later to edit. Who wants to type all that in again and again and again. If you are handing out stock resumes directly to people (say at a job fair) then it may be a good deal. Pros:...

I don't know what it started out as, but it now is a freelance job aggregater.

Will come back after using this for a longer period of time. Pros: Easy to use, diverse people on it, but this is just the first day. Cons: It is either Yea or Nay - would prefer to see a Maybe option

What happened to the Android app? Pity - looks like a great tool for anyone who is traveling late at night.

Just an FYI - I looked at your website, but could not find out how to qualify without giving out my phone number. You may or may not need it for me to register...but I should at least be able to find out basic information about the service without giving out personal information.

I would like more information - How much does it cost the tenant? how much does it cost the landlord? Does it require any cooperation by the landlord, or can an individual tenant use this?

I am not comfortable signing up for something that I cannot see what are the price options and features. If that information is there, it is not easy to find. Not something I will be recommending at this point.