Comment Comment by mandytolliver I completely agree.But it's still possible to respond neutrally, truthfully, and informatively.For example, it's possible to just answer with positive aspects and leave out the negatives--that's still valuable info.Or someone can honestly talk about whether the culture is, for example, high-energy or more laid-back -- each has its advantages.Are you saying that it is _not_ at all worth cold-emailing a peer in a potential workplace? parent mandytolliver 13 years ago
But it's still possible to respond neutrally, truthfully, and informatively.
For example, it's possible to just answer with positive aspects and leave out the negatives--that's still valuable info.
Or someone can honestly talk about whether the culture is, for example, high-energy or more laid-back -- each has its advantages.
Are you saying that it is _not_ at all worth cold-emailing a peer in a potential workplace?