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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to Universal Remote, GitLab's new podcast focused on helping teams transition to a fully remote world. GitLab is the largest all-remote company in the world with over 1,200 team members spanning across 65 countries. Since its inception, GitLab has embraced remote work and now has a dedicated team to foster remote best practices. GitLab is dedicated to helping remote teams succeed. In our weekly web series – Universal Remote on YouTube – we'll uncover the tips, tricks, and insights gleaned from GitLab's long history of remote work and from partners in the industry. We then boil down those interviews into 15-20 minute podcasts for our listeners on the go! Our goal is to make remote content digestible, actionable, and fun.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
14 minutes
English
United States
8 episodes
since June 1, 2020
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
What are the ways in which fully-remote companies thinking about their hiring, training, and working processes? How do those practices differ from those implemented by traditional, office-first organizations? Join GitLab's Jessica Reeder, All-Remote Integrated Marketing Campaign Manager, as she cha…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
How can we quantify the benefits of remote work? CEO and Founder of Distribute Consulting, Laurel Farrer, breaks down how removing the office democratizes work and empowers cities to focus on their citizens, not just companies. Listen in as Laurel reframes the conversation with GitLab's Head of Rem…
How are organizations and leaders thinking through life after the pandemic? What are executives planning for in the near future? Tune in as Sunil Patro, CEO and Founder of SignEasy joins GitLab's Head of Remote, Darren Murph, to chat about workplace flexibility and supporting great teams now and wh…
What drives the way in which you communicate with your colleagues? Not only might you be dealing with working remotely for the first time, but with all of the distractions of sheltering in place, we all need to be patient with ourselves and others. Join GitLab's Head of Remote, Darren Murph, as he …
How must managers adapt to working with remote teams? What drives great remote managers? Join GitLab's Jessica Reeder, All-Remote Integrated Marketing Campaign Manager, as she chats with Tyler Hannan, Vice President of Product & Community at Fauna, to discuss the ways in which leaders can empow…
What's in your tool stack? More importantly, what tools can you reuse to reduce the digital noise? Join GitLab's Darren Murph as he speaks with Bethan Vincent, Marketing Director at Netsells, as they discuss keeping technical clutter down by streamlining your software. As an added bonus, Bethan's b…
How are you getting creative with your space to keep work from creeping into your home? Join GitLab's Darren Murph as he speaks with Andrew Kaiser, Solutions Consultant at Spinklr, about the importance of breaking up your day and turning off your work brain. Flip the "work from pajamas" narrative a…
You're not imagining things: it's definitely harder to stay focused, productive, and well-rested while working under stress. Learn the why behind your brain's exhaustion, and glean a few tips on how to support yourself and advocate for others! Join GitLab's Darren Murph and Courtney Nash, Dir…
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