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There are requirements beyond that including that it's unrelated to anything your employer does. If you work at Google or a similarly broad tech giant, unfortun
by singron 8y ago
There are requirements beyond that including that it's unrelated to anything your employer does. If you work at Google or a similarly broad tech giant, unfortunately that means they probably own the IP of almost anything you could do despite California's otherwise generous law.
I wish the law was worded such that it just had to be unrelated to the work that employee does for the employer, but it was not written with that forsight.
- ValleZ 8y agoThis is true, but the idea of that law is to ensure you don't steal any intellectual property and don't compete with your company, not that you may not code at all under these circumstances.