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GitLab's Guide to Remote Work

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Why Remote?

From the cost savings on office space to more flexibility in employees' daily lives, all-remote work offers a number of advantages to organizations and their people.

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Remote Manifesto

1 Hiring and working from all over the world instead of from a central location.

2 Flexible working hours over set working hours.

3 Writing down and recording knowledge over verbal explanations.

4 Written down processes over on-the-job training.

5 Public sharing of information over need-to-know access.

6 Opening up every document for editing by anyone over top-down control of documents.

7 Asynchronous communication over synchronous communication.

8 The results of work over the hours put in.

9 Formal communication channels over informal communication channels.

Remote tips, tricks and insights on the GitLab blog

Remote work emergency plan: What to do (and where to start)

by Darren Murph

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Remote work starter guide for employees: how to adjust to work-from-home

by Darren Murph

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How to use forcing functions to work remote-first

by Darren Murph

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Featured case studies

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How Hotjar deploys 50% faster with GitLab

by GitLab

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GitLab and the Future of All-Remote Work (A)

by Prithwiraj Choudhury and Emma Salomon

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GitLab and the Future of All-Remote Work (B)

by Prithwiraj Choudhury and Emma Salomon

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