Including your address in a resume is starting to become a thing of the past for many reasons. More and more people are applying for jobs that would require relocation if acquired. If the candidate is applying for a job in California, but has stated that he&#x2F;she lives in Florida then the candidate may be automatically rejected due to the distance. Another problem plaguing our current world is identity theft. Providing a full address could assist identity thieves in attempting to steal your identity.<p>The general rule of thumb is that if you are located in the same place as the job then just include the city&#x2F;town that you live in, but do not include your street address. Other than that, it is best to just not include an address.<p>I am sure that most of you know this, but I thought I would share it anyway for the few that don&#x27;t.<p>My name is Frankie and I am one of the CoFounders of Resume Reviewrs<p>If you are interested: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;resumereviewers.com
Don't include your address in your resume