FULL CV REVIEW

Applied for jobs you know you could do but still not getting interviews?

Your experience might not be the problem.Your CV might be.

Most employers aren't going to tell you why they rejected your application. They'll just move on to somebody else.

Which leaves you changing a few words, moving things around and sending basically the same CV out again.

My Full CV Review gives you the feedback recruiters usually don't.

Built around what I've learned from more than 20 years working in recruitment, it reviews your entire CV and shows you what needs changing, why it matters and how to improve it.

You'll get specific recommendations and rewritten examples where they'll help, so you're not left trying to work out what to change yourself.

£29. One payment. Unlimited Full CV Reviews for 12 months.

Get My Full CV Review — £29

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You might already have decided why you're not getting interviews

Maybe you're thinking it's your age.

Or the gap on your CV.

Or that you're overqualified.

Or that some ATS or AI system is automatically rejecting you before a human ever sees your application.

And sometimes there will be things happening in a recruitment process that you can't control.

But there's also a much simpler possibility.

Your CV just isn't doing a good enough job of selling your experience.

I've seen people with years of relevant experience assume there must be something else working against them, when I can look at their CV and immediately see another possible reason they're not getting interviews.

Their experience is buried. Their achievements aren't clear. Their CV tells me what they've been responsible for but gives me very little evidence that they were actually good at it.

That's why I built the Full CV Review.

It reviews your entire CV using the methodology I've developed from more than 20 years working in recruitment and shows you what needs changing, why it matters and how to improve it.

INSIDE YOUR FULL CV REVIEW

Structure & Readability
How easy your CV is to navigate and whether the structure helps or gets in the way of your experience.
Professional Summary
Whether the opening of your CV actually tells a recruiter who you are and what you offer.
Key Skills
Whether your skills add useful evidence and position you properly for the jobs you're targeting.
Career History
How effectively your experience is presented, including where you're describing responsibilities rather than demonstrating what you've actually done.
Achievements & Impact
Whether you're giving recruiters enough evidence of your contribution, results and impact.
Specific Rewrites & Examples
Where they'll help, you'll get improved examples showing how parts of your CV could be written more effectively.
Career Direction
Feedback on the types of roles your experience appears to support and whether your CV makes that direction clear.

Improve it. Then review it again.

Your CV will change.

You might make changes after your first review. You might tailor it for a different type of role. You might come back to it again in six months.

So you can review it as many times as you need for 12 months.

  1. Upload your CV and get your Full CV Review.
  2. Make the changes.
  3. Upload the new version and review it again.

You can repeat that process as often as you need.

There's no subscription and nothing else to pay.

£29 gives you unlimited Full CV Reviews for 12 months.

Example

See what an actual Full CV Review looks like

I don't expect you to spend £29 without knowing what you're going to get.

So you can look at an example Full CV Review before you buy.

Based on a fictional CV. Your review will be specific to your CV.

EXAMPLE FULL CV REVIEW

Overall assessment

Your CV shows a clear progression from operations into project management, backed by credible results: budgets of up to £1.2m, a rollout to more than 600 employees and a 35% reduction in overdue project actions. The strongest improvement is to bring that evidence forward, then make each role easier to skim by distinguishing your scope from your contributions.

Top priorities

  1. Lead the profile with project scope and measurable evidence rather than general qualities.
  2. Reduce the 15-item skills list to 10 relevant, specific skills.
  3. Replace the long runs of career-history bullets with concise context and outcome-led paragraphs.
  4. Clarify your individual contribution to major projects where the current wording says ‘supported’.

2.Professional profile — make the evidence visible sooner

The profile identifies your field, but phrases such as ‘proven track record’, ‘confident communicator’ and ‘highly organised’ tell the reader less than the examples elsewhere in your CV. Use your project scope and strongest measured result to make the opening more distinctive.

Before
Experienced Project Manager with a proven track record of delivering complex projects across business change, technology and operational improvement. A confident communicator with strong stakeholder management skills and experience working across multiple teams. Highly organised, results-focused and comfortable managing competing priorities in fast-paced environments.
Better

Suggested Professional Profile

Project Manager experienced in business change, technology and operational improvement projects, with responsibility for budgets of up to £1.2m. Coordinated cross-functional delivery and supported a case management rollout to more than 600 employees across five UK locations. Introduced weekly project governance that reduced overdue actions by 35% over six months.

What customers say

Rated 4.9 out of 5

“A big plus point is that it has helped me become more aware of, and better articulate, some of my strengths. All in all, it's very useful and very high quality.”

Marco — Marketing Manager

Rated 4.5 out of 5

“This is one of the tools I have used the most during my job search. I was confident Lee's experience would create value in the way the tool operates. Great value for the money I spent.”

Hervé — Director Product Management

A few questions you might have

Will it actually tell me how to improve my CV?

Yes. The Full CV Review doesn't just identify problems. It explains what needs changing, why it matters and how to improve it, with specific recommendations and rewritten examples where they'll help.

Will you personally review my CV?

No. The Full CV Review is an AI tool I've built around what I've learned from more than 20 years working in recruitment. It applies that methodology to your CV and generates your review automatically.

Does it rewrite my entire CV for me?

No. It gives you detailed feedback, recommended changes and rewritten examples so you can improve your existing CV without replacing your experience or turning it into a generic AI-written CV.

Can I review it again after I've made the changes?

Yes. Your £29 gives you unlimited Full CV Reviews for 12 months. Make your changes, upload the new version and review it again as often as you need.

Stop sending the same CV and hoping for a different result

If you're applying for jobs you're qualified for and you're still struggling to get interviews, you need to know whether your CV is part of the problem.

The Full CV Review gives you a clear, detailed review of what needs changing, why it matters and how to improve it.

Then you can make the changes and check it again.

£29. One payment. Unlimited Full CV Reviews for 12 months.

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