Men and women are networking very differently during the pandemic

Men and women are networking very differently during the pandemic
Fortune
1/20/2021
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Men Women Networking Pandemic
Caili Elwell is living her best life, despite the pandemic. She runs a brand studio, just moved to Maine and is president-elect of a design networking group. 
She spends her days on Facebook and Instagram chatting with fellow “mompreneurs,” as she calls them.” Some turn into clients and others become friends and referrals. 
Her husband Douglas, on the other hand, views social media as a way to catch up with family or existing friends versus networking among strangers. 
For him, “Facebook is something to decompress. He’s the textbook definition of an introvert,” 29-year-old Caili Elwell says. “I consider it a form of an accomplishment if I can get someone to respond to a cold reachout. He doesn’t like doing that.”

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