Darren Murph, GitLab | GitLab Commit 2020
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GitLab runs an all‑remote company with 1,100+ employees across 65 countries, uses GitLab itself plus Google Docs and Zoom, and maintains a 3,000‑page public handbook to force documentation and transparency. Remote work is claimed to raise deep work and mental health by making teams asynchronous, reimburses coworking, schedules companywide in‑person events like Commit and Contribute, and reports measurable product and morale gains from those practices.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:42Remote
- 3:55Remote Work
- 6:05InPerson Interactions
- 7:04Communication Technologies
- 8:22Interesting Findings
- 10:20Working Asynchronously
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