If you're looking to up the ante in your career, consider the tools you use at work. If you've been part of the corporate world for a while, then you're undoubtedly familiar with Microsoft Office, which contains some of the most versatile productivity apps on the market.

So it's time to stop lying about your Excel proficiency (we all know you've done it.) If you want to slap that program on your resume, you better understand how to use it, and what better way than to install it on your computer? During our Deal Days Sale, you can get Microsoft Office 2021 for just $35.99 or nearly 90% off.

Right now, as our version of Amazon's Prime Day is called Deal Days, you can get this license at a major discount. There are also many other sweet deals to check out in our Deal Days collection. These discounts will only be around through October 12, 2022, so don't wait until the last second to buy the best stuff.

Knowledge of Microsoft Office sets you apart in the business space, and you can also use it to organize your life at home. In the Home & Business deal, you'll find download links and lifetime license keys to the much-beloved programs, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and OneNote. However, Professional licenses also include Publisher, and Access. There's free customer service if you need any help getting set up, but you're sure to love the ribbon-based user interface.

Once you learn how to use these powerful programs, you'll be in a great place when it's time for the next promotion to come around. But, of course, the best way to learn is by exploring them yourself, wherever your laptop takes you.

Looking to get Microsoft Office on your computer? During our Deal Days event, you can purchase lifetime licenses to Home & Business for Mac or Professional for Windows for just $35.99. That's the lowest price Microsoft Office has ever been! But you'll have to hurry! These licenses and the rest of the discounts in our Deal Days collection will only last through October 12, 2022.

Price subject to change.

Kyle Santillian