Career Fair etiquette/behavior

[Carolee Burgess <caroleeb -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

Greetings all,

Let me preface by saying I have checked the archives on this topic, and the
most relevant postings were from '94.

I'm going to a career fair in Boston on Tues. to try and make some headway
as the seeker of an entry-level TW position in this market. There are
several interesting tech companies, but I'm not sure if they are seeking
writers.

My question is this: Does anyone know if there is a particular way to
approach companies at a job fair? Do you treat it like a mini-interview and
wait for questions, or do you have a quick summary of yourself that you
deliver with your resume? Should I even ask if they're looking for writers?
This is my first fair (probably of many) and I don't want to violate any
rules I am not aware of.

Thanks to all who take the time,

-- 
"He who hurries cannot walk with dignity."

Carolee B <caroleeb -at- earthlink -dot- net>


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