The workplace is changing, impacting not only how people work, but also the frequency with which they change roles, introducing new challenges for job seekers. With over 80 percent of resumes updated in Word, Resume Assistant helps job seekers showcase accomplishments, be more easily discovered by recruiters, and find their ideal job. Today, at LinkedIn’s headquarters in San Francisco, we announced Resume Assistant, a new feature in Microsoft Word to help Office 365 subscribers craft compelling resumes with personalized insights powered by LinkedIn. Today’s post was written by Bryan Goode, general manager for Office 365. For tips on how to make the most of the Resume Assistant, head over to the LinkedIn blog. To learn more about the feature, read the support article. Resume Assistant has begun to roll out to Office 365 consumer and commercial subscribers on Windows.
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