I put city and state. For local jobs, it's important to say you're local (for whatever definition of local is). For remote jobs, it's important so people know

I put city and state. For local jobs, it's important to say you're local (for whatever definition of local is). For remote jobs, it's important so people know what time zone you're in. I think a full home address sends one of two signals. One, the person hasn't really thought about it, and just includes it because the first resume they copied their format from included it, which suggests a lack of attention to detail. Or two, they have thought about it, and their address is important, such as when they aren't interested in a long commute. I can't think of a reason it would be useful to divulge your home address when applying for remote work (obviously, if you got the job, you'd do additional paperwork that provides it).