RE: Relocation

["Jones, Donna" <DJones -at- zebra -dot- com>]

One of my coworkers, who is also subscribed to this list, slammed me for
suggesting faxing a resume instead of e-mailing it. In my defense, when I
was job-hunting a year ago, most agencies still requested my resume by fax.
Only one (Manpower) requested that I e-mail my resume. [Maybe it's not a
coincidence that Manpower had more openings for technical jobs than the
other agencies...]

I guess the best way to address the issue would be, "I would like to submit
my resume to your agency. Should I send it by e-mail or fax it?" Notice that
I wouldn't bother asking to use snail-mail. Now THAT is archaic!  :-)


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