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Digital tools keep contacts, face-to-face meetings build agreements
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Montemagno argues that digital tools help people keep in touch and that meeting in person matters when reaching agreements and understanding what goes unsaid. Comparing one dinner with a hundred Zoom calls is hyperbole, not a verified measurement. He invokes Sam Altman’s and Elon Musk’s travels and recounts a family anecdote to make the case for direct conversation: these illustrate his reasoning, without independent verification.
Key points
- Digital tools maintain contact; for important agreements Montemagno values meeting in person.
- In his argument, meeting face to face helps people understand context and what goes unsaid.
- A family anecdote about choosing a phone call over an email illustrates the preference for direct conversation.
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