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I'm pro remote work, but it's questionable as to why GitLab pushes their remote work ideas so much? Is it to become some sort of remote work consultant? Is it a
by eugenekolo 6y ago
I'm pro remote work, but it's questionable as to why GitLab pushes their remote work ideas so much? Is it to become some sort of remote work consultant? Is it an angle of marketing?
- metadaemon 6y agoI kind of assumed they were trying to show that they are getting something right. I'm sure they have heard lots of criticism. They do mention it being a great leg up on hiring competition, so there's that too.
- ship_it 6y agoBecause it cost them less, and they magically "present" that it's a good thing. They pay different (lower/higher) salaries depending where you are located.
- zip1234 6y agoIt is the same as Basecamp. Marketing. Everyone hears about your company and knows you are all remote and so people want to work there. You can then pick and choose the best people from across the world.