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Use Resume Assistant - Microsoft Word Tutorial
From the course: Word Quick Tips
Use Resume Assistant
- [Instructor] If you have trouble composing your resume, the Resume Assistant tool in Word can help you find inspiration from LinkedIn. Be aware that this feature is only available in the Microsoft 365 version of Word. Start by choosing any resume template in Word. The Resume Assistant panel on the right should open automatically. You can start working with it immediately, or you can close it, and if you ever need to open it up again, go to the Review ribbon and click on Resume Assistant. Click Get Started to begin. Search for a role, such as a specific job title, similar to the job you're writing your resume for. Optionally, you can add an industry to further narrow down your results. Then click See Examples. The Resume Assistant finds resumes from other users on LinkedIn. This allows you to see the wording other people have used on their resumes, and you can refer to this to help you write your own. Try selecting…
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Add commonly used text automatically1m 5s
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Use placeholder text1m 14s
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Find the word count in a Word document33s
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Properly add space between paragraphs1m 57s
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Insert a word count into your document1m 1s
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Use nonprinting characters as a layout guide48s
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Translate text in a Word document59s
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Use Resume Assistant1m 12s
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