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Being hired to work on projects, using your companies time and money, and then taking that project to another company yourself, is stealing. Stealing is very an
by devwastaken 10y ago
Being hired to work on projects, using your companies time and money, and then taking that project to another company yourself, is stealing. Stealing is very anti-competative, and massively increases risk in investment. If anything, this case shows that you can steal a companies resources to make your own products, and if its a good idea then lawsuits are just a cost of doing business.
- TAForObvReasons 10y agoI don't know why you are being downvoted. When you are on company time or working on company resources, your output generally belongs to the company unless you have a special exemption. The cavalier attitude by many people in SV towards IP is somewhat tragic
- y_u_no_rust 10y agoI'm fully on the Zenimax side of this one as well.