Dimitrie GitLab Digital Nomad Blogpost

As promised, I will create a blogpost which describes my incentive, experience and what I have learned on my trip sponsored by GitLab in order to visit colleagues in India, Cambodia and Taiwan.

link to google spreadsheet that I used

Todo

• add photos
• link every city name to its google map
• link every team member name to their profiles on the team page
• "working abroad" handbook page
• make google spreadsheet plan template available
• Ping every team member mentioned checking if they're okay with your text/photo ;)
• Let the theme be mobile optimised
• look into converting image links to carousel
• check all gitlab mentions to be with a capital G and L
• Compress images with tinypng
• finalise blogpost content after reviews
• check if blogpost date is correct

Review app links:

• https://dimitrie-travel-blog-post.about.gitlab.com/2017/06/20/there-and-back-again-in-one-release/
• https://dimitrie-travel-blog-post.about.gitlab.com/handbook/working-remotely#tips-on-working-remotely-while-abroad
• https://dimitrie-travel-blog-post.about.gitlab.com/handbook/incentives/#work-remotely-travel-grant

source/posts/2017-06-20-there-and-back-again-in-one-release.html.md

@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ Looking at the complete journey I have made, it becomes clear that no distance i
 ## Sharing experience
-A trip is not complete without finding what works and what doesn't. I want to see others succeed in working abroad as well, therefore I created a separate section in the gitlab handbook with tips and tools that I found most helpful on such journeys.
+A trip is not complete without finding what works and what doesn't. I want to see others succeed in working abroad as well, therefore I created a separate section in the GitLab handbook with tips and tools that I found most helpful on such journeys.
 Find it [here][handbook-workingabroad]