That's not the impression I got from the article. It says: > If it’s a family, set up a dinner for them (delivered to their home, out at a local restaurant, wh

That's not the impression I got from the article. It says: > If it’s a family, set up a dinner for them (delivered to their home, out at a local restaurant, whatever they prefer) to celebrate the new job together. That seems more like the company is paying for a dinner for the family, not asking to meet them. I agree that demanding to meet an employee's family would be creepy.