Interviews...

["tara bowman" <tarabowman4 -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

Once again, I am sure that there is something about this in the archives, 
however...

I am about to embark on the interview trail and have a few protocol 
questions. Most of the jobs I have found are on the web and have phone 
numbers, fax numbers, email address, as well as a street address. My 
question is what is the best way for a recent graduate to make a first-time 
contact regarding a job? Should you phone, email your resume, or is it best 
to go in person to the work place? I know most of you are way past this 
point in your careers and could give me some good advice.

Thank you,
Tara Bowman
tarabowman4 -at- hotmail -dot- com
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