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So this seems like a failure of communication on RC's part in the beginning. If you need someone to show up in an online meeting at 7:15 AM on the first day, yo
by scythe 6y ago
So this seems like a failure of communication on RC's part in the beginning. If you need someone to show up in an online meeting at 7:15 AM on the first day, you should discuss that. It's just not normal for many people to be working by then.
The aftermath, you know, there are arguments — but if you solve the first problem, you don't have to have them.
- LegitShady 6y agoCommunication failure was just the first issue. The lack of flexibility means I would never take a risk in this org and assume they have no interest in supporting people who made it through their screening process. You don't matter to them because the first meeting is more important than you. It's an institutional failure on multiple levels.
- PragmaticPulp 6y ago> If you need someone to show up in an online meeting at 7:15 AM on the first day Recurse Center did make it mandatory. They communicated it via e-mail, but the author admittedly didn't read the e-mail. Also, it was a 10:15AM meeting. The author was attending from a different timezone 3 hours away. The author admits to seeing the event on his calendar but choosing to ignore it.