In the field for Role, type your occupation, and select the matching term from LinkedIn's list ( Figure A). The Resume Assistant opens in the right pane. Click the Review tab, and then click the icon for Resume Assistant. Launch Microsoft Word on your computer, and open your resume.
LEARN MORE: Office 365 Consumer pricing and features To access the assistant, you'll need a LinkedIn account and an Office 365 subscription. Microsoft started rolling out the LinkedIn-driven Resume Assistant in early 2018, following its acquisition of the professional networking site in 2016. You can also view the top skills for your profession, access LinkedIn articles with resume tips, and see a list of job openings to find out what employers are seeking from people in your occupation. With Word's Resume Assistant feature, you enter a keyword or term to describe your occupation and see sample resumes. Using LinkedIn and Microsoft Word via Office 365, you can tap into an option called Resume Assistant. You're trying to fine-tune your resume, and you want help.
