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It's worth reading through Gitlab's public handbook which covers all of the company's operations including how they deal with remote employees. As you can see
by threeseed 4y ago
It's worth reading through Gitlab's public handbook which covers all of the company's operations including how they deal with remote employees.
As you can see they have a subsidiary in each of the countries in which they hire:
https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/contracts-probation-periods/ https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/contracts-pro...
- half0wl 4y agoFully agreed. GitLab's handbook is required reading for all remote companies, IMO. I did a small "case study" of how they operate & mirrored some of their processes. There are a bunch companies with an "open handbook" philosophy, they're definitely worth a read. One of my recent discovery is Airbyte's [0] [0] https://handbook.airbyte.com/ https://handbook.airbyte.com/