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Silver Contributor

Nov 08, 2017

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Resume Assistant brings LinkedIn to Word

More evidence of LinkedIn embedding in Office 365 https://blogs.office.com/en-us/2017/11/08/bringing-ai-to-job-seekers-with-resume-assistant-in-word-powered-by-linkedin/?eu=true

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Anonymous
Nov 08, 2017
Hi John,

i guess you signed for it when you completed your Linkedin Profile.

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Daniel Kmiecik
Copper Contributor
Feb 22, 2018
How do I turn off resume assistant? I don't want to see it every time I open my resume, and I don't want to use it.
Cian Allner
Silver Contributor
Nov 08, 2017
There is Microsoft Mechanics demo just posted as well - https://youtu.be/9VL8GsrSojk:

https://youtu.be/9VL8GsrSojk

Now all I need is a LinkedIn profile!

Anonymous

Nov 08, 2017

Normally it would only show info that is public if you look at a other profile. And if it is possible to bring your own profile to Word that would be awesome

John Wynne
Silver Contributor
Nov 08, 2017
Understood but something being ‘public’ doesn’t take rights away from the originator. Obviously if it’s your profile then fine but copying someone else, not so much.
- Anonymous
  Nov 08, 2017
  Hi John,
  
  i guess you signed for it when you completed your Linkedin Profile.

John Wynne

Silver Contributor

Nov 08, 2017

Be careful not to plagiarise or appropriate others IP using this tool would be an early observation!