GitLab reviews

- Nearly everything you do can be shared with others, helps to give a real sense of accomplishment. - Work with people from dozens of countries around the world, our internal chat and team calls have made me more aware of events and cultures around the world. - A significant portion of your work will involve contributing to open source software. - Everyone is remote. You can work anywhere with no manager looking over your shoulder and no (physical) interruptions from coworkers. - Handbook is available for anyone to read, and our issue tracker and merge requests are useful insight for any engineers looking to apply. If you spend a few hours reading through issues, merge requests, the handbook, etc. you can get a very good feel for how the company operates, including the stuff that doesn't always give the appearance of perfection (wouldn't have it any other way). - Summits give you the opportunity to travel to other cities and countries every 9 months to be with your teammates and hang out for a week, about half work and half activities (scavenger hunt, zipline, tubing, rafting, etc.).

Working for GitLab has been, by far, my best career move yet — from a professional perspective I've been constantly challenged, able to learn and grow from the amazing team around me, and able to contribute my expertise and feel valued. GitLab's values are more than words on paper, they are one of the few companies I've worked for that actually uphold them. A gem of a tech startup to work for — work from anywhere, have a truly flexible schedule, and work with some of the most talented individuals in the world!