Former Analyst here. Took a corp dev job temporarily due to the market.
My questions is around how one goes about keeping in touch with people you have networked with?
I see all this about how you should be sending them interesting articles and all that bullshit. I would be me more than happy to do something like that, but I'm pretty skeptical as to how receptive people are. It seems a bit weird to me. Sending them something that they probably already know seems a little forced.
Although I suppose its different now that I am no longer a student, am I justified in feeling that way? I used to be a total tool, sending emails about how my thoughts on whatever topic, my interest, and how excited I was about the prospect of [insert firm name]. I have since learned that I took myself a bit too seriously.
To me this seems a in line with that. Does anyone have any thoughts or tips on how to approach keeping in touch?
Obviously I do want to create genuine connections, but when I have only had a single coffee chat with said person I am not that comfortable with it.
Thanks in advance.
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