My research found it’s a YC-backed company that wants to grow up to a 2020 IPO. It took tens of millions in VC funding probably because they were spending more than they were earning. They’re probably not stable specifically because the strategy requires them to adapt and take what chances they need to for that IPO. If they IPO, they’ll probably stabilize a bit focusing on recurring profit.
Although their numbers are private, they did have this neat page where they describe goals and results of various positions over time. Might have some educational value for how these jobs work in a fast-moving startup with products like this.
Anyone got any idea how stable (financially) gitlab is?
My research found it’s a YC-backed company that wants to grow up to a 2020 IPO. It took tens of millions in VC funding probably because they were spending more than they were earning. They’re probably not stable specifically because the strategy requires them to adapt and take what chances they need to for that IPO. If they IPO, they’ll probably stabilize a bit focusing on recurring profit.
Although their numbers are private, they did have this neat page where they describe goals and results of various positions over time. Might have some educational value for how these jobs work in a fast-moving startup with products like this.
Interesting document, thanks. And I didn’t know they entered the YC circus (in 2015).
Not a week too soon ;-)