Is it okay to email an MD who is an alumnus of the university to ask him if it is possible to have a coffee chat with him and to ask for tips on how to achieve what they have achieved, or is that going too far?
If so, what would you write in such a message so that it doesn't come across as intrusive?
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>tips on how to achieve what they have achieved
just don’t say this and you’ll be fine
Dont do it
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