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Ski first, work later – How to win the burnout battle

It’s 9:13 am and 20 degrees outside in Big Sky, Montana. I’m bundled up in my warm rainbow pride ski suit. Dangling 30 feet in the crisp air, perched on a ski lift, I’m on my way up to a double black diamond run 9,382 feet above sea level. There are few people out this […]

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Preventing burnout: A manager’s toolkit

Working at a startup is demanding. GitLab team members are often under a lot of pressure. From mental health awareness to our posts on identifying burnout, GitLab wants to ensure our team members are working efficiently without feeling overwhelmed. Recently, GitLab co-founder and CEO Sid Sijbrandij and Michelle Hodges, vice president of Global Channels, discussed […]

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How GitLab’s customer and partner focus fuels our culture

It’s an exciting time to be working in a customer- or partner-facing role at GitLab. Our role with customers is to build personalized relationships and demonstrate how we can help them solve problems with a best-in-class DevOps platform. As we grow, our customer and partner focus plays a key role in building a healthy, connected […]

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