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You'll look like a hardo. If you do really want to work, just do a delay send and have all of them go out tomorrow morning.

Although you perceive it as hard work and grit, if you're cold-emailing people in a more senior position than you on a federal holiday, they're more likely to just be annoyed by the email, rather than respect you for the hustle. Up to you though.

 
"mrharveyspecter" You'll look like a hardo. If you do really want to work, just do a delay send and have all of them go out tomorrow morning.

Although you perceive it as hard work and grit, if you're cold-emailing people in a more senior position than you on a federal holiday, they're more likely to just be annoyed by the email, rather than respect you for the hustle. Up to you though.

Not if he invites them to a smoothie chat.

https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/dont-like-coffee-so-what-about-a…

You are dealing with WSO's most prestigious troll.

https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/who-is-the-most-prestigious-trol…

 

Don't.

Analysts/associates visibly twitch when their Blackberry goes off on a holiday, and finding an email from a college kid is not going to make them want to respond. Seniors are probably taking the long weekend off and will never see your email.

Send them out Monday for highest response rates.

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"eloquence" Don't.

Analysts/associates visibly twitch when their Blackberry goes off on a holiday, and finding an email from a college kid is not going to make them want to respond. Seniors are probably taking the long weekend off and will never see your email.

Send them out Monday for highest response rates.

You might also consider answering OP's post on why coffee isnt a dirty habit or what is the most alpha job at a bank.

https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/why-isnt-coffee-considered-a-dir…

 
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Fake holidays are Columbus Day, Presidents Day and maybe some other bullshit that I'm forgetting.

If someone actually thinks the 4th is one of those fake holidays, it begins to explain why the younger generation and the country at large is in the shape that it's in right now.

 

Don't do this. Please.

Put yourself in the shoes of whoever you're emailing. They have a random day off in the middle of the week. They're at the beach or a BBQ or just relaxing at home when they see a message pop up on their Outlook app. They open it up sheepishly, thinking it may be important, and what do they see? Some rando undergrad. Not a good start for you.

 

Could go three ways, from most likely to least likely:

  1. Gets lost in their ever-growing inbox while they are out enjoying their day and they never look at it
  2. They see the message and ignore it
  3. They see it and respond
 

People read e-mails when they have time. Lots of people work on things like networking over a weekend. I don't think it's a big deal - it's the day you have time to do it, not your fault.

I never get offended by when I receive an e-mail - sometimes people send things at 2 am.

If you're really concerned, draft them and hold off shooting them until the next day. It's a great opportunity to say "hope you enjoyed the holiday"

 

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