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Folded into #220 (handbook refresh); the expenses.md diff is carried over unchanged. |
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Summary
Replaces the GitLab-inherited spending guidelines with two questions, and adds a
travel section. Our old first guideline was "spend company money like it is your
own money", which GitLab has since dropped themselves, and which is vague enough
that two reasonable people read it very differently. We had nothing written
about travel at all.
interest?" and "would you be comfortable explaining it to the whole team?"
rather than policy
upgrades on your own card, and raise exceptions before booking rather than
after