Our Mission
About Us
Gitnux’s vision is to provide our readers with the best content about management in the digital age. We have a passion for good software products and have scaled various digital projects ourselves to more than 6 million visitors per month.
On Gitnux you will find the latest trends about leadership, management and software.
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Our Story
In 2016, we founded our first online company right after graduating from university. Our backgrounds varied—business, finance, and technology—but we shared a common goal: to build a successful, location-independent internet business. Within two years, we grew to over 50 employees, all working remotely, long before COVID-19 made remote work popular. Now, we’re building our second company, again operating remotely. Gitnux is a platform where we share our insights on leadership, remote work, meetings, and digital collaboration with you, the reader.
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Meet Our Team
Jannik Lindner
Co-Founder
Jannik takes care of the marketing strategy and concept at Gitnux. He also coordinates the collaboration with the external tech team so that the site runs smoothly.
He is also helping to improve the quality and the research of our work.
Alexander Eser
Co-Founder
Alexander is a co-founder of Gitnux and is responsible for the company’s further development. He advises our team with strategic ideas and concepts, and also manages the finances. Alexander holds a Master’s degree in Finance and enjoys programming smart automation scripts.
Lorena Castillo
Editorial Lead
Lorena has been working for our company since 2019 and has managed various content projects since then. She has extensive experience in developing content strategies and supervises and leads our editorial team. Lorena is responsible for ensuring that we satisfy our visitors and customers with our content.
Aleksandra Baruffati
Content Strategist
Aleksandra Baruffati is a contributing author at Gitnux. She received Master’s degrees in PR and Jurisprudence and has worked in the field of Marketing & PR for over 10 years.
At Gitnux, Aleksandra is responsible for making sure the English-language part of the site meets the needs of our visitors. She also researches and writes our hot statistics posts.
Jan Klos
SEO-Strategist
As SEO-Strategist, Jan’s primary focus is on improving our visibility in the search engine results. He received a Bachelor’s degree in Digital Business and is currently finishing his Master’s degree in Digital Marketing Management.
With a love for keywords and more than 5 years of experience in SEO, he is always trying to think one step ahead and works on implementing strategies to optimize our content for the readers.
Alexa Graf
Content Strategist and Editor
Alexa is a permanent member of our team and works on the German part of Gitnux. She has a lot of experience in SEO and content marketing and makes sure that our content meets the quality standards. With a Master’s degree in Literary Studies, Linguistics, and German as a Foreign Language, Alexa has a passion for writing, editing and optimizing texts as well as researching valuable sources for a variety of topics.
Lisa Fabre
Content Editor
Lisa is an advertising student from Argentina, and is part of the Spain team. She is in charge of general questions about the organisation of the articles, the translation of the kw or the assignment of these. She also helps to answer any doubts that may arise in the process of creating the articles.
Oriana Chale
Content Strategist and Editor
Oriana Chale is a Social Communication and Marketing student, finishing her last bachelor’s year. She’s part of the Intern’s Program where she works as intern’s Mentor, proofreading their articules while guaranteeing they achieve a good SEO position. For what she puts into practice her Marketing and UX writing knowledge.
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Our Meeting Management Software
The idea for our software originated in our first company, which we had built primarily remotely. There, our approach was to minimize the number of meetings. As a result, we had weekly team meetings that were comprehensive and therefore needed to be well-structured.
This led us to the idea of using Google Docs as a collaborative meeting agenda. Each participant had to input all of their agenda items for the upcoming meeting by a certain deadline, allowing everyone to prepare. We took it a step further by commenting on the agenda items, finding that many topics could be resolved, to some extent, before the meeting even began. This shortened the meeting duration considerably.
This approach enabled us to significantly increase productivity while spending less time in inefficient meetings.
However, we faced challenges with Google Docs and other software products, prompting us to start developing initial prototypes for use within our company.
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Our Meeting Manifesto
We’ve written extensively about meetings on Gitnux. These articles can be a great starting point for you if you’re looking to optimize the meetings in your company.
If you want to dive deeper into our meeting philosophy, we recommend our manifesto. We’ve studied numerous management books and consolidated our practical knowledge about efficient meetings. The result is a guidebook for companies aiming to achieve more.
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Our Newsletter
The idea for our newsletter emerged when we were seeking valuable insights for the development of our software, ZipDo. We had many conversations with young leaders who were encountering the topic of leadership for the first time and faced open questions in their daily roles as tech leaders and managers. Our newsletter is targeted at aspiring tech leaders, aiming to show them how, with a deep understanding of psychology, they can avoid the classic mistakes in leadership and thus become better managers.