Great remote work culture, but leadership has hurt morale
Great remote work culture, but leadership has hurt morale
- Fully remote.
- The people are great to work with. Everyone is humble and genuinely hard-working.
The new executives are not so great. They pretty much did a carpet bomb to replace the company's culture and values. It does hurt existing employees' morale a lot because we lost what we held true and honored for so many years. But I suppose that is why they laid off many and hired new so that the pain is easily forgotten.
Stop trying to change GitLab into something you used to know. Try to live and honor its culture and be a part of its wonderful community.
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