GitLab has "Assume Positive Intent" as a sub-value of Collaboration [1]. This has been extremely helpful for me because we work in an all-remote environment and

GitLab has "Assume Positive Intent" as a sub-value of Collaboration [1]. This has been extremely helpful for me because we work in an all-remote environment and rely a lot on text communication. Sometimes I read a comment from someone that looks to be more harsh than was likely intended, and I have to remind myself that I should assume they don't mean any ill-will towards me. This is especially helpful when working with people of different cultures and languages. 1. https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/values/#assume-positive-intent https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/values/#assume-positive-in...