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Re:Gitlab and remote work by tapanjk on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @03:28PM (#32170934)
> They underpay in general which is why their product is buggy

I understand the sentiment but I am not convinced that underpay is the cause of buggyness. They compete with a behemoth and it is quite a feat to stay in the game in spite of having a fraction of resources at their disposal compared to thier completion.

Re:Gitlab and remote work by mountainriver on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @04:13PM (#32171583)
Yeah fair it's somewhat cultural, in that they are trying to roll out an insane number of features to best Github, but aren't building them with high quality
Re:Gitlab and remote work by Tao3300 on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @09:58PM (#32174895)
My gut feeling is that "a higher salary will make me care more" is one of things that is such common sense that the silent majority doesn't even feel like it needs to be pointed out. I find it difficult to be convinced of the contrary every time someone thinks they have a survey that says otherwise.