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Give the software to those 80 people and let them chill out until management finds out. But seriously, if your software does what you say it does, I would setup
by olalonde 11y ago
Give the software to those 80 people and let them chill out until management finds out. But seriously, if your software does what you say it does, I would setup a SaaS and try to sell it to insurance companies.
- jdeisenberg 11y agoThis. I wrote some software that relieved admin assistants at a school from having to slog through spreadsheets to find room assignment conflicts. There was no shortage of far less mind-numbing tasks to fill up the time the program saved.
- vonklaus 11y agoIf this scenario exists as OP describes they would likely be bound by IP laws. Possibly having their employer owed the output of software written by the developer surrounding the business, and certainly using proprietary data and information to seed the program with, as well as test it.