Just Google for GitLab benefits. It's public and it's great.
It's probably one of the most remote-ready companies in the world, if not really the best.
I don't have much to say here.
I applied online and got rejected with a form letter at the first stage. I'm writing this since I didn't think much of it and to maybe save someone else some time: First stage was 1 CV, 1 cover letter, and 3 questions: * 1 simple * 2 complicated
After 15 years of work experience in my career, I can clearly say this was the worst job interview I've done. I never felt so badly treated by a company. Avoid at all costs if you don't want to be crushed by their long and ineffective hiring proces
Applied online, answered general tech questions, and had an HR interview. Was given a huge handbook to look over, available online. Some red flags were included, such as personal use of social media outside of work. The interviewer seemed unhappy t
I applied online and got rejected with a form letter at the first stage. I'm writing this since I didn't think much of it and to maybe save someone else some time: First stage was 1 CV, 1 cover letter, and 3 questions: * 1 simple * 2 complicated
After 15 years of work experience in my career, I can clearly say this was the worst job interview I've done. I never felt so badly treated by a company. Avoid at all costs if you don't want to be crushed by their long and ineffective hiring proces
Applied online, answered general tech questions, and had an HR interview. Was given a huge handbook to look over, available online. Some red flags were included, such as personal use of social media outside of work. The interviewer seemed unhappy t