The best option for you while you wait for a call for any interview would be your land line at home but if you are not available you may list your mobile on your contact numbers but at very great risk. First of all, mobiles are well, mobile and is a primary tool for identity theft with cheap pre-paid units available anywhere. When you do receive a call from an interviewer scheduling you for an appointment, never give out information for that may be the last thing you’ll hear of them. A useful tip would be to call the office they say they are representing to verify the call and the person you talked to if they are really connected with the firm in question. Mobile phones are convenient and allows you to be reached anywhere anytime but it can also be dangerous to the eager who takes no precautionary measures. Use more traditional means of communications so you can have a way of verifying the details and facts avoiding scams and identity theft. Remember that a mobile number that is anonymous is dangerous so verify all calls to ensure their validity with your possible employers and if possible save the numbers on your mobile to allow you to see that it is a valid call at a glance