How do you write a remote position on a resume?

To get started, you will want to showcase your experience with remote work and any transferable skills to help you stay ahead of the competition. There are multiple ways to highlight your remote ready to a potential employer.

Ways to add remote work experience to your resume to help you better get a job after a period of remote work:

• Include your remote work experience in your resume summary

• Mention your remote work experience in the location section

• Create an additional section for your remote work experience

• Add it to your work history descriptions

• Incorporate it into your skills section

Introduce yourself in a profile summary that touches on your remote experience. From here, use the work experience section to further provide support for your remote experience.

Do this by writing a brief sentence that tells hiring managers you performed a certain job remotely in the job description, by omitting a company's city and state and adding a sentence that says the job was remote, or by writing "remote work" instead of the city and state altogether.

If you have enough remote work experience, consider creating a new section on your resume devoted to this work style. This is great for showing remote employers that you have plenty of experience in this area that you can perform the job they're hiring for successfully.

Finally, working remotely is a skill, so you should also include it in the skills section of your resume. Also, consider touching on string virtu communication skills such as staying connected through video calls.