[SC-CSTD] For Office 365 Subscribers: Resume Assistant Feature Losing Support by The End of January 2023

[Steve Cook]

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Use Resume Assistant and LinkedIn for great resumes

Word for Microsoft 365 Word for Microsoft 365 for Mac Word for the web

  Resume Assistant is being phased out, starting in September 2022. By the end of January 2023, it will be removed and no longer supported.

Microsoft is committed to improving your Microsoft 365 subscription. As a result, we occasionally remove features and benefits that duplicate equivalent offerings that are available to subscribers.

For creating a resume that gets you noticed by recruiters and hiring managers, we recommend starting with a professionally designed resume template in Word or using the LinkedIn Resume Builder. Once you've created your resume, you can upload it to LinkedIn for job applications or for displaying on your profile.

To learn more about LinkedIn resources that help you connect to a job that's right for you, see the LinkedIn Learning course, Finding a Job on LinkedIn.

Timeline of removal from Word:

             September 2022 - Removed from Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel (Preview)

             January 2023 - Removal across Windows (Current Channel, Monthly Enterprise Channel, Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel), Mac, and Word for the web.

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