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3 years ago
I found a developer on Stack Overflow whose profile lists his email and says to get in touch. He works for a company that I'm considering applying for, and I want to get a feel for what kinds of projects he works on and what the organization is like.
What is an effective way of cold-emailing him?
I feel that I should offer him something of value as an incentive for him to meet, but I can't think of what I could possibly offer him that he would find valuable seeing as how he is decades more experienced than I.
Should the fact that he listed his email with the phrase "get in touch" signal to me that he's expecting people to reach out to him about a potential job with his company? (in which case I shouldn't overthink it)