HF Advice Needed!
I interviewed at a MM around 5 months ago, was a lengthy process and was beat by another candidate however the senior PM liked me and said he’d consider me for future openings. Specifically, I think my case study was not as good as I would’ve hoped but my interactions and discussions went really really well. On that note, I want to follow up the Sr PM and send a pitch on a name I’ve been gaining conviction on into the print - thinking about putting together similar to case study (model and doc). Is this a good idea? Really appreciate advice on this please.
Don’t think it can hurt you unless it’s a bad pitch.
Broader thought process is - what’s the upside of sending one over?
The pitch is good, reminds PM of why he liked the candidate and decides to re-engage with him, possibly leading to a job offer?
Or maybe he knows another PM that's hiring and recommends you to him..
As everyone else is saying, many ways of winning and nothing to lose.
Yea what do you have to lose?
agree with this. As long as it's a decent pitch, you have nothing to lose. If you've addressed some of the weaknesses of your case study, even better. Can even mention it.
I have reengaged with PMs who have turned me down 2x.
1st time led to a job offer I accepted. 2nd time led to a verbal offer that I turned down.
What do you have to lose? You can always recycle the pitch for some other process, and it's always good to keep one in the chamber.
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