> Not relationship-building, just pure "shut up and let me sit down and get my work done." It's entirely possible to build relationships remotely. I'm sort of

> Not relationship-building, just pure "shut up and let me sit down and get my work done." It's entirely possible to build relationships remotely. I'm sort of a job hopper and also work 80% remotely on average, with two-week-long visits to the office. Throughout the years I always stayed in touch with at least one person from the previous projects. Most of these relationships were built entirely remotely and were much stronger than those made during my time at the office. It's likely a question of preference, but it's not like someone working remotely has to necessarily have a "business only" approach.