Quick cold-email question
Hey guys,
Just got access to CapIQ and I'm getting ready to send out ~100 or so emails to boutique banks in NYC area. I've cold emailed/cold called before, but it's always been with people I had some sort of similarities with (alumni, mutual networks, etc,). A few questions:
1) Who should I email? Highest up person or entry level/younger people? 2) Since I'm looking for something this semester, should I ask for an introductory phone call/informational conversation or should I be straight up about my intentions?
Thanks!
Be straight up if you're looking for something this semester. Most people probably won't be thinking that you are looking for an off-cycle internship if you ask for the informational.
Try cold-calling them too. Maybe others have had different experiences, but I've had batter luck with just calling the main line of places instead of sending out an e-mail.
I actually meant this summer, I'm not sure why I put semester sorry! Do you think I should still be straight up or rather ask for an informational?
To be honest it might depend on your resume. If your resume is already strong then cold e-mailing with it probably will generate a few responses. But if it isn't, then try and make them like you, either by cold-calling the office and making your pitch to whoever has hiring power, or by doing the informational.
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