Pros: I have been working at GitLab for close to a year, and I feel I'm in a good position now to write an accurate and honest review about the company. The company is truly a remote company and has adopted a culture and process for working asynchronously around the globe. Unlike many other companies that have gone remote only after COVID and are now trying to shift to a hybrid model, GitLab has been built from day one to be a remote company operating in all different timezones. My team works across dozens of countries and timezones asynchronously. The company's culture is open and transparent, more than any other company I've worked for so far in my 10-year long career. Unlike many other companies that use transparency and openness in a shallow way and more as a talent marketing strategy, GitLab's processes have taken transparency into account. Most, if not all, of the company's business and technical documents and discussions can be accessed online at GitLab.com itself. Building a diverse team has been another impressive thing about GitLab for me. I very much enjoy working with GitLab as a product every day. It's decent and very competitive, with some unique aspects.

Cons: Like many other tech companies, GitLab has also been impacted by the recent macroeconomic changes. As a result, the company has had to cut costs around every corner.

Pros: - Work-life balance - Remote work culture - Preference for asynchronous communication, letting you organize your time as you wish and limiting video meetings to a minimum

Cons: Competitive salary, but still behind Amazon, Google, and Meta.

Pros: Excellent colleagues. Very transparent and open. Very welcoming.

Cons: I have not been an employee long enough to knowledgeably comment on this.