jhurewitz

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Gitlab discloses confidential information to former employees
7 points by jhurewitz 7y ago|1 comments
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by jhurewitz 7y ago
LoL if you report it, it will go to her!!!
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by jhurewitz 7y ago
A”legal process”? What does that even mean? What did she say and who did she tell? I still am having current GitLab employees reaching out to me, ones I never even met before, sharing their stories about how they are afraid to make reports,
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by jhurewitz 7y ago
Thank you for your support! That really means a lot. And for the record, performance was not given as a reason for my termination. I was told it was because I could not get along with, or work with my managers, whom I had reported concerns
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by jhurewitz 7y ago
Well actually we have over 1000 team members (all are remote) and only half are in the US. The other half are in 63 other countries. If you want to see where we all work from you can check out our team https://about.gitlab.com&
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by jhurewitz 7y ago
Personally for me, coming into a company that was so transparent was very difficult at first, especially as an attorney. However, over time I realized how much I developed and grew from it. I became much more open and accepting of criticism
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by jhurewitz 8y ago
GitLab obtains affirmative consent to its use of personal data under privacy policy, plus users also have the ability to opt out if they wish revoke their acceptance.
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by jhurewitz 8y ago
GitLab has a strict opt in policy for processing personal information for marketing for all users, even in jurisdictions where opt in is not required. We very much respect the privacy of our users. With regard to services, consent isn&#x27
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by jhurewitz 8y ago
The waiver is only one aspect of it. Waiver only applies when consent is required. Article 6 of GDPR also allows for the use of personal information when "processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data su
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by jhurewitz 8y ago
It is actually 45 days and in our subscription terms, Section 5.2: "If Customer terminates this Agreement pursuant to Section 6.2 within 45 calendar days from receipt of the initial invoice for the Licensed Materials, GitLab will refun
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by jhurewitz 9y ago
Absolutely. The default position should be to remove the personal data where it is possible. But in instances where it the data is necessary for the stability and integrity of the codebase, it should remain.
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by jhurewitz 9y ago
There are many things to consider when choosing a license. It is all very personal to what rights you want to grant and what risks you are willing to accept. There is a nice tool I came across that can help you assess which license makes mo
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by jhurewitz 9y ago
It has been updated.
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by jhurewitz 9y ago
I would like to personally apologize. No offense was ever intended. Looking into what the industry was doing was not a determining factor when we decided to move to the DCO. I personally can appreciate the amount of work it takes to make