Dear A,

Regarding your Q1 and Q2 I would recommend you to send a "Thank you" message to them for the invitation and valuable contribution to this event, and also experience sharing with you, which you've found extremely interesting. Then mention hat you would like to get in touch with them for a future purposes.

Regarding Q3 and Q4 I qould recommend to connect to most of them whose contacts you still have, because you don't know whom of them will be responsive and last but not least - connect with them and afterwards you may reach out to them specifically asking for some additional information regarding HR and application process.

Hope it helps,

Best,

André

Hi there,

Glad to have helped!

1. Something short, to the point, but tailored/inquisitive.

2. a) Thank you b) Your xx answer was interesting c) "Lead-on" point. So either a followup to the question, a new question, or asking for some time to speak if possible

3. Whichever ones you felt you genuinely had a connection to/liked. Also, ideally, they're similar to you in a particular way that you can connect with AND flag to them (i.e. same undergraduate major, from the same country, etc. etc.)

4. Probably don't say why. Just flag that you were thinking of applying just before graduation in Dec and if this is a reasonable time of the year to do so (note: I'm not sure December is great as it's right before the new financial year, if in the US)

Good questions...good luck!

Hi there,

It’s a good way to be connected with them.

I would recommend you send messages only to the consultants with whom you had a conversation. The messages should be short and polite. If you would like to ask some questions, you can do that if you really have something to ask. Don’t try to come up with something.

You can ask HR won’t it be too late to apply in December as you would like to graduate firstly. Don’t mention that you have no time for preparation.

Do you need any further help?

All the best,

GB