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Best job of my career so far. They pay me to continue working on my desktop Linux project (from the bay area no less) and have in no way impeded my personal di
by audidude 11y ago
Best job of my career so far.
They pay me to continue working on my desktop Linux project (from the bay area no less) and have in no way impeded my personal direction for the project. Quite the opposite, I now have a team of people willing to help me move faster by solving external problems as I reach them.
- mhurron 11y ago> They pay me to continue working on my desktop Linux project (from the bay area no less) How does Red Hat handle remote work?
- cpitman 11y agoA massive chunk of our engineers are (globally) remote. A lot of communication happens via mailing lists, many of which are the public upstream project lists. There is also a lot of use of internal IRC servers for more real time communication. Outside of that there is also a fair bit of freedom/latitude for individual teams to do what works for them.
- nixgeek 11y agoI hear there's movement away from IRC and onto Slack, which is apparently contentious internally. Interesting to hear nonetheless given it isn't FLOSS.
- samstave 11y agoSo the only negative thing I can say about redhat was that whilst dealing with implementing Openstack for them, they surely had become a behemoth of a company... meaning that they were at one point the scrappy up-start we all wanted to beat IBM/HP etc... but they had become just as "enterprisey" as the others. Obviously there is nothing wrong with that as their revenue shows, its just that the internal corporate DNA changes to a certain degree.
- simonebrunozzi 11y agoI would be curious to hear about it. I live in SF. Can we meet? simone.brunozzi -at- $google's_email_service