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Pretty sure this is illegal as well, what with non competes and all

• village-idiot 8y ago
  Depends on your state. In places like CA, you'd probably be fine to offer services to a company that's completely unrelated to your nominal employer, as long as you don't use privileged information from your "main" job. That being said, have a friendly chat with your own lawyer before doing this.
• pc86 8y ago
  Only if you actually violate the non compete (and even then it will be state-specific).
• throwaway713824 8y ago
  Can you deliver pizza's at night? Why can't you do another dev job? Sure there's risk, but the calculus is: $100k a year or $200k a year? Retire in 30 years or 10? I've had lot's of jobs that didn't even make me sign a non compete.
  • dmak 8y ago
    I don't think a pizza delivery job is considered competition against a dev role.