Resume Maker Software

What i dislike about Google Workspace is Storage Management

Storage is shared across services like Google Drive and Gmail, so it can fill up quickly, especially for teams handling large files.

Limited features vs desktop tools:.

Compared to apps like Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Word:

Google Sheets has fewer advanced formulas, macros, and data tools

Google Docs lacks deep formatting and layout controlInternet dependency

Works best with internet

Offline mode exists but is limited and sometimes unreliable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Working with email attachments often leads to multiple versions of the same file. With Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides, everyone works on a single live document with automatic saving and version history.

Benefit: No more “final_v3_updated_final” files — improved accuracy and time savings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The customization options can become overwhelming, but ClickUp helps with webinars and the ability to book an appointment to discuss your needs with an expert. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I run 2 businesses and a busy household. I set up each with their own Space in ClickUp to track recurring tasks, To Dos, and, now, my CRM, all in one place. With the help of a Super Agent that updates me every morning with what's due/overdue today and a list of the Top 3 items I should focus on, I no longer miss important meeting prep and schedules. It even integrates with my calendar to see my schedule in real time as things change and attends my meetings to take notes and provide a recap for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although Adobe Acrobat has many useful features and can feel like a single solution for multiple problems, one drawback is its pricing model. Many of the most useful features require a paid subscription. Even if a user only wants access to a few specific features, they still need to buy the full subscription, which isn’t feasible in most cases. It’s also a bit more resource-intensive; while that’s expected from a powerful tool, it can sometimes make PDFs slow to open, and editing large PDFs can become sluggish. Overall, it’s a powerful tool, but it can be expensive and heavier than some alternatives. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Adobe Acrobat simplifies the process of reviewing, editing, and sharing PDF documents in a single platform. It helps me annotate files and documents, add comments, request signatures, and collaborate with others without changing the document formatting, which saves a lot of time. In a business use case where we constantly require e-signatures, Adobe Acrobat is very useful for signing documents and handling signature requests. Overall, it makes the workflow more efficient and organized. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area where I think MS 365 could improve is the integration and support of Copilot across the different applications. Sometimes it works really well and helps me get things done quickly, but other times it fails. When that happens, it can actually reduce efficiency instead of improving it, even though it has only happened to me a few times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Basically, MS 365 helps me manage the administrative and presentation side of my projects. Much useful when I am handling multiple client projects because it gives me a consistent workflow for managing all documentation and communication. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike is that some advanced editing and measurement tasks can take extra steps, especially when working with detailed architectural and structural drawings. Sometimes, text or line formatting does not match the original sheet exactly, so I have to spend time adjusting it manually. I also find that large drawing sets can feel slower to navigate. Overall, Foxit is useful for my daily PDF work, but a smoother editing process would make it even better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Foxit PDF Editor helps me manage drawing revisions without having to reopen or recreate the original CAD files for every small change. When reviewing architectural and structural plans, I can mark up corrections, highlight dimensions, add comments, and keep track of plan-check feedback in one place. This is especially helpful when a client or reviewer requests several changes before permit submission. It saves time, reduces confusion between drawing versions, and makes it easier to share clear, organized documents with clients and contractors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes formatting in Word can be more frustrating than it should be. I'll copy something from another document and suddenly the font, spacing or bullet points look completely different from the rest of the page. Usually it's easy enough to fix, but there are moments when I spend more time adjusting the formatting than I expected. That's probably the only part of Word that still annoys me after using it for so many years. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Word gives me one reliable place to create documents that I know other people will be able to open and work with. I use it for instructions, drafts, course materials and other documents that need to look organized before I share them. The main benefit is simply speed. I already know how Word works, so I can concentrate on the actual content instead of figuring out the software. I can write something, make a few edits, clean up the layout and have a finished document ready to share without much effort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the UI/UX feels cluttered when switching between chat, meetings, and phone. Integrations with some LMS platforms are missing, which makes posting recordings manual. Performance dips on older laptops during big group calls. Pricing for Pro is a bit high for students without discounts. Onboarding could explain AI features better. I didn’t know smart recordings existed until weeks later. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Zoom Workplace solves the problem of scattered tools for classes, group projects, and notes. With good UI/UX, I can jump between chat, calls, and recordings easily. Integrations with Calendar and Slack keep everything in one place. Performance is steady, so long study sessions don’t crash. Pricing works for my budget, and onboarding was smooth. AI features like transcripts and summaries save me hours when revising lectures. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Pricing really depends on how far you want to take your workflow. The Basic plan is enough for straightforward PDF editing. Plus adds reusable templates, fillable forms, and signature requests, while Premium makes the most sense when your team needs broader signing workflows, branding, and user administration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

During onboarding, we used to receive documents in different formats, incomplete fields, missing signatures, and multiple versions of the same file floating around email. With Reusable Templates, fillable fields, and Magic Fields, we turned most of those static PDFs into forms we can prepare once and reuse for each new hire. LinkToFill lets employees complete the information directly, while Request eSignatures handles signer roles, sequence, reminders, and tracking. For acknowledgements, internal policies, and employment documents, that removed a lot of manual chasing. The Audit Trail also gives HR a clear record of who opened and signed each document and when. We sometimes use pdfFiller’s form library for common administrative paperwork such as W-4, W-9, or I-9 forms, but we still validate the document before putting it into an active HR process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although I purchased a permanent license to PDFelement, it still prompts me to sign-in if I desire access to the more advanced features. In addition, the screen displays a notice in the upper-right-hand corner promoting an upgrade to the latest version and covers part of the Zoom control area. Although AI is offered as an optional feature, you receive a limited number of credits per month and after those credits are exhausted the feature will be grayed-out until the next month. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Primarily, the primary issue addressed by PDFelement is eliminating the cycle of printing and scanning forms. In addition, this product eliminated my need to maintain three separate applications to accomplish three separate tasks (reading scanned documents, converting them to word format and compressing/merging the file sizes) as these functions are contained within one window. Finally, when you are viewing a scanned document that contains text, you can now locate/search/copy that text rather than having to re-type it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main limitation for me is that the free version has restrictions, especially if you need to use certain features frequently or work with more demanding tasks. For occasional college work, it is generally enough, but regular users might eventually run into those limits. I have also noticed that larger PDF files can take longer to upload and process, particularly when the internet connection is slow. Since the process depends on uploading files online, it is not always as convenient when the connection is unstable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Earlier: When I had multiple PDFs that needed to be submitted together, I would have to look for a separate tool to combine them. The same thing happened when a file was too large for an upload portal or when I needed only a few pages from a long document. I would often end up searching for different solutions depending on the problem.

Now: I usually open iLovePDF and choose the tool based on what I need at that moment. For assignments with multiple documents, I upload the files, check their order through the previews, rearrange them if necessary, and merge them into one PDF. If the final file is too large, I compress it. For longer documents, I use the split option to separate the pages I actually need.

As a result: Managing PDFs has become less frustrating during assignments and submissions. Instead of spending time figuring out how to handle each individual file problem, I can deal with common things like combining, compressing, splitting, or converting documents as part of my normal college routine. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have not encountered any particular problems with the service: the conversions are fast and reliable. The main area for improvement concerns the pricing. In my opinion, there is a lack of an intermediate offer between the free plan and the first paid plan, with a lower quota and a price more suited to modest usage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

ConvertAPI allows us to easily convert automatically generated Excel files in our back-office into PDFs from numerous dynamic variables. This way, we obtain clean, reliable, and accurate documents that match our templates, without manual intervention. This significantly simplifies our document generation process and saves us time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No dislikes that I can think of so far. It all works smooth. Perhaps certain features DO have a bit of a learning curve but that's what the tutorials are for. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Organization. I use their Task Boards quite a lot. You just can't get simpler than that. You add a task, can assign other people on a team or not, moving the task to Doing or Done is a just a mouse drag and boom - done. Simple, intuitive and logical. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are very few things to dislike about UPDF, I can't think of any really, but a small one would be the AI integration. I would personally like it to be an on/off switch, as well as opting in to use their cloud storage. With Cloud storage being a native option to devices, Mac (iCloud), iPhones (iCloud) Windows, Android etc etc- it seems unnecessary to have files one more place. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have to print a lot of documents, and edit PDFs everyday. This software allows me to do my work efficiently, and at a great price. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At this point, we don’t have any complaints about the system, and everything has been working as expected. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We’re a Managed Services Provider, and we rely heavily on keeping our documentation on point. Hudu has been our one and only tool for this, and it’s become central to how we manage and maintain our documentation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The technical documentation is highly developer-oriented, which means setup takes some trial and error if your internal media production team lacks deep backend programming experience to configure the initial layout rules. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It automates the generation of daily sports broadcasting sheets and segment timelines. Instead of printing mismatched web layouts or manual documents, our internal portal exports crisp, standardized PDFs instantly for the entire production crew, reducing timing errors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I had to point out one limitation, it’s that you currently can’t switch between online templates and uploaded (.docx/.xlsx) templates within the same workflow. Once you choose one approach, you’re basically committed to it.

Other than that, nothing major comes to mind — it’s been solid Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We were copying spreadsheets, updating rows, fixing formulas, and exporting to PDF by hand. It was time-consuming and easy to make mistakes. Now, we use structured templates (Excel and Docx), and everything is generated automatically with the correct data in place — including dynamic inventory lists.

The biggest benefit for us is time saved and consistency. Reports are generated in minutes, look professional every time, and we don’t have to worry about broken formulas or formatting errors anymore. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface feels clunky and a bit dated compared to competitors. Many users find the UI less intuitive than Google Drive or Dropbox, and there’s a steeper learning curve even for basic tasks like moving between team folders and personal spaces.

The mobile app and offline sync are hit-or-miss. The mobile experience lags behind the desktop version, and offline access to files can be unreliable, which is especially frustrating when you need to work without a stable connection.

Third-party integrations also feel limited outside the Zoho ecosystem. It works well with other Zoho apps, but connecting it to non-Zoho tools (like Slack, Microsoft Teams, or certain CRMs) often requires workarounds, or simply isn’t as seamless as it is with more established options like Google Workspace or Dropbox. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

File ownership gets stuck with individuals, not the company — In many small-to-mid businesses, important documents end up buried in someone’s personal Google Drive or lost in email attachments. If that person leaves or simply forgets where something is, the company can effectively lose access. WorkDrive addresses this by making Team Folders the default home for files, so ownership stays with the organization rather than an individual.

Version chaos and the “final_final_v2.docx” syndrome — Without a shared system, teams end up emailing files back and forth and creating multiple, conflicting versions. WorkDrive reduces this confusion with real-time co-editing and automatic version history, so there’s always a single source of truth and it’s clear what the latest version is.

Uncontrolled or messy external sharing — Businesses often need to share files with clients, vendors, or freelancers, but it’s easy to expose internal folders or lose track of who has access to what. WorkDrive’s granular permissions make it easier to share exactly what’s needed (and nothing more), and to revoke access later when it’s no longer appropriate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s a great fit for any business. For what we pay, we get a lot of value in return, and it feels well worth the cost. Not really much to complain since Lark already got everything my company needs Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Lark to automate repetitive tasks, streamline collaboration, and save costs. It's an all-in-one solution that makes my workflow easier and allows accessing important files from anywhere.

Lark also help united out team together Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Zoho Sheet seems to be a basic, low-level copy of Google Sheets or Excel, but cheaper. Only about 50% of tasks can be done with it, and for the remaining tasks, I still have to depend on other sheets. The pivot table feature is hard to use compared to Google Sheets, and normal formulas don't work as expected. Live multi-user collaboration is not updating in real-time. Also, selecting and deleting multiple rows is cumbersome; the ability to do so without using the mouse is missing, and trying to use the mouse often results in errors or unintended deletions. Additionally, initial setup was very hard. Overall, it feels like it doesn't introduce anything new or make work easier since everything is already available in Google and Excel sheets. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Zoho Sheet for data processes, but it's a basic, cheaper alternative to Google Sheets or Excel with limited functionality. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the OCR errors to be a major issue, especially with scanned documents that have less clarity. It feels very complicated to use on Mac compared to Windows. I think the shortcuts and available options on Windows should be the same on Mac, but they're not consistent right now. Also, I wish there was more automation and flexibility to handle large or complex bulk documents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use FineReader PDF for document conversion, editing, and comparison with ease. It extracts text from scanned docs and handles bulk documents well. The user-friendly UI helps avoid needing advanced training. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.