He Built A $1 Billion Open Source Company With No Headquarter

He Built A $1 Billion Open Source Company With No Headquarter

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<p>GitLab is one of the most innovative tech companies that’s disrupting the industry. First and foremost, it’s an open-source company that’s making Linus Torvald’s Git usable for everyone by offering it as a project and commercializing it as a product. But what’s really unique about GitLab is the way it runs the business. It’s a fully remote company with no headquarters. It has employees in 50 different countries and they work when they feel like working, from home. We sat down with the co-founder of GitLab – Sid Sijbrandij to talk about his unorthodox methods to build one of the most promising open-source companies. (Source: <a href="https://youtu.be/ha4aMKl3MRA" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">TFiR</a>)</p>
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