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I've pushed back more than once on this kind of thing and they ended up giving in or allowing an exceptions section where you can write in personal projects, su
by evo_9 8y ago
I've pushed back more than once on this kind of thing and they ended up giving in or allowing an exceptions section where you can write in personal projects, such as music, novels, or even apps/side (code) projects I had going on.
- eternalban 8y agoNo such luck here. Rather amusingly, he objected to my "when off the clock" with "we're not a sweat shop that you punch in for 60 hour work weeks!" That made me reconsider my prior opinion of sweat shops. /g To be perfectly clear here, I made it abundantly clear that my concern was regarding works not related to the company's domain, created during my personal time (see above:), and using my own equipment.
- rwhitman 8y agoWell this is the classic NYC employer perspective - it's impossible for you to be inventing things "off the clock" because you will never have the opportunity to be "off the clock". In their mind, unless you are sleeping or dead, you should be working... Good luck.