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Wrong. There is no "should be vs. would be" dance here. It's spelled out in black and white in your employee agreement.
by nebabyte 9y ago
Wrong. There is no "should be vs. would be" dance here.
It's spelled out in black and white in your employee agreement.
- sqeaky 9y agoNot all people, not even all programmers, sign specific agreements. I have taken programming jobs only signing tax documents. EDIT - I also wouldn't expect something as flimsy as a piece of paper to actually protect me my the likes of Steve Kalanick. He seems like the type to screw anyone over if he can gain from it. If I were those programmers I would get a laywer no matter what any agreement said. For the future, please consider that starting a post with "Wrong" is not polite and not conducive to meaningful discussion. It also doesn't make you any more or less correct.
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- sqeaky 9y agoIf you must downvote me, please leave a comment and tell me why. If you don't tell me why, I must presume it is because my line of reasoning was correct, but hurt your feelings .