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In my experience, cold is the absolute worst and last resort. It's almost always better to get in via someone who knows you, because, for example, if a coder at
by WaxedChewbacca 5y ago
In my experience, cold is the absolute worst and last resort. It's almost always better to get in via someone who knows you, because, for example, if a coder at the company everyone regards as highly competent advocates for you and says you're also highly competent, that instantly cuts through tons of nonsense.
I would only do cold after I had asked each and every former colleague or anyone who even knows me, if they could help me get a foot in the door.