Fully agreed. GitLab's handbook is required reading for all remote companies, IMO. I did a small "case study" of how they operate & mirrored some of their processes.
There are a bunch companies with an "open handbook" philosophy, they're definitely worth a read. One of my recent discovery is Airbyte's [0]
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It's worth reading through Gitlab's public handbook which covers all of the company's operations including how they deal with remote employees.
As you can see they have a subsidiary in each of the countries in which they hire:
https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/contracts-pro...
Fully agreed. GitLab's handbook is required reading for all remote companies, IMO. I did a small "case study" of how they operate & mirrored some of their processes.
There are a bunch companies with an "open handbook" philosophy, they're definitely worth a read. One of my recent discovery is Airbyte's [0]
[0] https://handbook.airbyte.com/