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I think you are missing my point. Obviously if you work on projects related to your employer's business that is a conflict, even when executed in a clean room.
by latkin 10y ago
I think you are missing my point. Obviously if you work on projects related to your employer's business that is a conflict, even when executed in a clean room.
The question is, assuming all else is above board (totally unrelated to employer's business, on your own equipment, on your own time...), can you get nailed by eating a bag of work-provided Cheetos while hacking on your project?
- zeptomu 10y ago> [...] an you get nailed by eating a bag of work-provided Cheetos while hacking on your project? I doubt it, but it is not the important point. > Obviously if you work on projects related to your employer's business that is a conflict [...] It is not obvious I think. If one interprets this rigorous it would be impossible to work on any kind of low-level, tooling or infrastructure software, as it might be used indirectly by your company (or its competitors), so there is a conflict. IANAL.