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for me this is very weird. While being employed by a company the code you write is theirs, so what happens if I move to another company and reuse code from my b
by shapiro92 9y ago
for me this is very weird. While being employed by a company the code you write is theirs, so what happens if I move to another company and reuse code from my brain?
Also do they understand how amazingly complex it would be to do code checks for similarity of code?
- pixl97 9y ago>so what happens if I move to another company Don't worry, at our current rate that won't be allowed. As a programmer you are now company property. I guess that also means "You're fired" means "Literally fired in an incinerator"