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> I see there’s a remote option but the in-person aspect of this really feels key to the experience.
I've been part of RC community entirely remotely for a few years, and have no intentions of going to the hub yet. Being at the hub might be a better overall experience, but a remote batch alone was life-changing for me, so the mindset and principles can be very much felt and experienced online too. It takes more effort, but it is possible.
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#112At first i found odd that pricing is nowhere in the website, but then i found it burried under FAQ (free!) - is it to weed out people who are focusing on free rather than going deeper into the experience? > How much does attending the Recurse Center cost? > RC is free for everyone. You will never receive a bill from RC. > How can you afford to make RC free? > RC has a built in recruiting agency. Companies pay to hire…
Yes, we want people to be making an intentional choice to come to RC, and not just to do it because it's free, so we don't lead with that. Our hope is that people will get excited about the idea, and then be pleasantly surprised when they discover that it's completely free. (While we don't like to lead with being free, we also don't mean to completely bury that fact -- e.g., we do have it on the front page, albeit at…
Personally i wouldn't change a thing, other than perhaps add one of those words (if at all).
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#115HN has a way of quietly shaping careers. Reading this made me reflect on my own years here. Wishing you the best in whatever comes next.