> This sounds good if family relationships are priority. I think networking and building professional relationships are often improved over in-person interactio

> This sounds good if family relationships are priority. I think networking and building professional relationships are often improved over in-person interactions. I don't understand this comment. We're living in a world where the bulk of our social relationships have mostly an online component. Whether it is Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, slack, mastodon, WhatsApp, etc... It's all online. We search for jobs online. We have professional social networks. And we're expected to believe that networking is either done in person or not at all?