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Your secret sauce is your sales team and ability to get customers to use the features. Outside of dropping secret keys etc, your actual implementation in source
by paulie_a 9y ago
Your secret sauce is your sales team and ability to get customers to use the features. Outside of dropping secret keys etc, your actual implementation in source code is nearly irrelevant. If you depend on keeping your code a total secret you are in for a world of hurt. Ex-employees certainly have copies laying around that could be leaked intentionally or just nabbed by some malware
- fizwhiz 9y agoyou do realize that trade secrets are a thing, right?
- hyperpallium 9y agojust not in enterprise code
- agitator 9y agoThat's an odd position to take.... If there was nothing special about the code you worked on, then the product is probably not all that significant. I mean, why work on something if there is no technology differentiating you?
- paulie_a 9y ago> i mean, why work on something if there is no technology differentiating you? Technology doesn't differentiate, value propositions do.