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Gitlab is completely remote. Google just cancelled plans to lease large office space in Dublin. WFH was forced onto companies, think it’s a bit disingenuous to
by Ecstatify 6y ago
Gitlab is completely remote.
Google just cancelled plans to lease large office space in Dublin.
WFH was forced onto companies, think it’s a bit disingenuous to say that’s it not really effective. You mightn’t like it but people in other situations do. Personally I don’t have any benefit commuting 1hr to a noisy office when all my other colleagues are located in another office in another country. WFH works well for certain people and not for others.
- jl2718 6y agoGitlab is actually the perfect WFH company because it forces them to eat their own dog food.
- stjohnswarts 6y agoI used this reasoning to convince my boss when I was working on code for embedded devices. "IF I can't fix it remotely then the techs don't stand a chance, so I need to be working from home all the time unless absolutely necessary that I need to go onsite"
- SheinhardtWigCo 6y agoThere’s no denying that WFH works well for some folks. But is Gitlab, a company that trails its nearest competitor by a wide margin, really a good example of remote work being more effective for business?