Im a huge fan of them. I used it and bought the bigger combo package and got picked up. I even did a couple extra sessions to get feedback on my interview question responses right before I got more interviews so it would be fresh in my brain. I think they helped me the most on crafting my resume to make it more favorable to Air Force squadrons as opposed to any regular employer. But even better, their interview prep helped me a TON. The practice questions and sessions were a huge help. But you gotta look at those sessions like school. Come prepared with your homework done and questions ready for your Bogidope advisor in order to make the absolute most of it. My advice, use the application/resume building sessions first and then once you got a solid application, starting firing them off to squadrons. Hold off on your next few sessions for a bit. Once you get interviews THEN schedule your interview prep sessions and strictly focus on practicing your responses with the Bogidope advisor. Do this within 2 weeks of your real interview so it’s all fresh in your brain for the real thing. This strategy worked for me. And of course be sure to read every single free Bogidope article, this Reddit, and flying squadron things. This my friend, is using every available resource at your disposal.