Yeah, that was the page that convinced me I should try to join.  But,<p>&quot;A note on the technical interview: As part of our interviewing process, you may be asked to pick an issue from the GitLab CE issue tracker, and code ‘live’ with the interviewer there to talk with and collaborate with. We do this because we believe that it is the best way for you to see what the work is really like, and for our interviewer to see how you think, code, and collaborate.&quot;  Actually, it&#x27;s the opposite of how to find out how I think and code.<p><i>Do you have a profile on GitLab.com, GitHub or Bitbucket?</i><p>No.<p><i>What (open source) project that you built or contributed to are you particularly proud of &#x2F; passionate about?</i><p>None.<p><i>Were you referred by a current GitLab team member?</i><p>No.<p>I once discovered that one of the most effective developers in the world would&#x27;ve had similar answers.