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Does Datadog have a good remote policy? Will be interesting to see if any acquirer keeps it long term. edit: I guess they do https://careers.datadoghq.com/remo
by rr808 2y ago
Does Datadog have a good remote policy? Will be interesting to see if any acquirer keeps it long term.
edit: I guess they do https://careers.datadoghq.com/remote/ https://careers.datadoghq.com/remote/
- toomuchtodo 2y agoGood fit considering they’ve both embraced remote, preventing potential value destruction by an acquirer. DataDog also going big into cloud security recently with product releases, so perhaps a more engineering/dev focused Wiz “grow and roll up” play. DataDog and Gitlab combined would be worth almost $45B.
- moralestapia 2y agoM&A w/ Bitbucket could also be interesting. I don't dislike Github but prefer Bitbucket, I feel they're a bit underappreciated, in part due to the massive market share that Github has. This could help turn things around.
- tapoxi 2y agoBut their products are quite different. There's a large market that self-hosts GitLab for data soverignity reasons, and Datadog has no such offering. I'm a GitLab user, I can't use Datadog because our customer contracts forbid data leaving the system (PHI, BAA won't suffice). I would reconsider GitLab if they were acquired.
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- werrett 2y agoOut of interest -- Why put PHI in your SCM? If you're just wrangling code but not actual data SaaS should be kosher.
- tapoxi 2y agoWe don't put PHI in repos, the CI platform has access to the infrastructure to deploy, which means any potential compromise would expose PHI.
- cheepin 2y agoI recently had a recruiter from them email for hybrid positions with no remote so take that as you will Edit: 15 remote engineering positions open out of 219 total on their career site