The Asynchronous Enterprise
summary
Claims concrete procedures and outcomes GitLab runs fully remote with zero offices and grows from 9 people in 2014 to ~1,200 across 65 countries by 2020 and a near $3B valuation. Operations use a 4000-page handbook as single source of truth, company changes via merge requests as policy, decisions assigned to a single DRI, everything recorded by default, and local meetups funded with a $150 travel stipend — practices that scale hiring, transparency, and measurable results.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 7:29Remote is part of the solution
- 16:11Efficiency
- 17:07Write down promises
- 19:00Communication Guidelines
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