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It requires users to think hard on their own, resist the temptation of copying and pasting, and basically write their own resume. You can then think about how your applicable skills can be transferable for the role you want, then tailor your resume to fit that role.”Īll this sounds too good to be true. LinkedIn claims, “Ditch the one-size-fits-all resume… Resume Assistant provides the top skills other professionals in your desired role and industry have, as well as job requirements from real job postings. You can then use the examples to inspire your own resume content and “make sure you stand out from the crowd.” You can then enter a position and industry, and Resume Assistant will pull information from millions of people’s public profiles on LinkedIn that match that position and industry. But is it all that?Īccording to Rock Your Resume With Resume Assistant From LinkedIn + Microsoft, this is how Resume Assistant works: If you are a Microsoft 365 subscriber, you can open Resume Assistant from the Review tab in Word. LinkedIn touts Resume Assistant as an integration between LinkedIn and Microsoft Word that will help you accurately reflect who you are and what you’ve done, in a way that is tailored to the role you’re aspiring to. The biggest conversation about LinkedIn nowadays seems to be about the perils of Resume Assistant, a child of LinkedIn and Microsoft’s recent marriage.