To help its users create engaging biographies, LinkedIn has introduced a useful feature called Resume Assistant to bring insights into professional networking sites directly into Microsoft Word. Once you’ve selected your preferred role and industry, Resume Assistant will draw LinkedIn insights from millions of member profiles so you can see various examples of how professionals in that role describe their work.

In the CV Assistant, you’ll see a list of relevant jobs for LinkedIn’s more than 11 million active job openings to begin your search. ” A specific role, “LinkedIn said in a blog post on Wednesday.

In Resume Assistant, users will also see the option to launch Open Candidates. This feature of LinkedIn silently signals to employers that you are open to new opportunities, and makes you twice as likely to hear from employers. “Through this integration, you’ll be inspired and resourced to create a compulsory resume directly within Microsoft Word, and you’ll find relevant job opportunities on LinkedIn that are personalized for you,” the company said.

Resume Assistant will launch on Windows Insider Microsoft this week, and will typically be available to Office 365 customers in the coming months, the Microsoft-owned company said.