Including your LinkedIn URL on your resume is common and often helpful. It gives recruiters a way to see more about you and verify your background.
When to Include LinkedIn
Include it when your profile is complete, professional, and consistent with your resume. If your profile is outdated or has content you would not want employers to see, update or clean it first—or omit the URL until it is ready.
Where to Put It
Add it to your contact line at the top: "Name | Phone | Email | LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/yourprofile." Use a clean, custom URL (e.g., linkedin.com/in/jane-smith) if you have one.
How to Format
Use the full URL or a shortened custom URL. Ensure the link works and that your profile is set to public (or appropriate visibility) so recruiters can view it.
What to Avoid
Do not include LinkedIn if your profile is empty, inconsistent with your resume, or unprofessional. Do not list other social media unless it is relevant to the role (e.g., portfolio, professional Twitter).