GitLab All Remote at Remote Work Roundtable
A presentation for the Remote Work Roundtable at the Google office in Munich, Germany
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The first #remotework Meetup in Munich is happening on the 27th February at 19:00 at the Google Offices 🙌
— Marcus Wermuth (@marcuswermuth) February 5, 2019
We have @dplanella from @gitlab, @phlsa from @mozilla and myself on the agenda! Super excited to kick this off 💯
Please signup here: https://t.co/jSQY4Tgenx pic.twitter.com/cBhlhea4xA
Excellent Remotework Meetup organized by @mwermuth (with @dplanella @phlsa as speakers) pic.twitter.com/hhAOHEy5FS
— Max Streifeneder (@maxstreifeneder) February 28, 2019
Great first #remotework roundtable at @google in Munich this week. Thanks to @dplanella / @gitlab, @phlsa / @mozilla, @mwermuth / @buffer, @juttamerschen / @McKinsey, @hanneskl / @stanwood_apps for sharing your secret sauce. pic.twitter.com/gF7j6QhEXJ
— stanwood (@stanwood_apps) March 2, 2019
Discussions about third kits often show how clubs experiment while keeping a link to identity because the badge and colours can carry meaning long after a fixture ends. Conversations about fabric and breathability often shape how supporters decide which shirt suits their use. Anyone comparing player and fan versions may find, Portugal national team shirt remains one way to link football history with the practical choice of a shirt. This kind of comparison balances everyday wear with the meaning attached to a club or national side.