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> You are hired to write code This is pretty wrong imo. I believe we're hired to create business value. An important question here to OP: Have you signed anyt
by kojeovo 8y ago
> You are hired to write code
This is pretty wrong imo. I believe we're hired to create business value.
An important question here to OP: Have you signed anything yet.. as in have they hired you yet? Or are you still negotiating?
If they're hired on at a discussed rate, and then realized the project has potential - then I agree, too bad. Don't be shitty.
But if it's early stages of negotiation and OP believes this is gonna create 1m in business value, and wants 100k for it.. then sure, pitch it to the client. Want the IP after? Ask them. Maybe talk to a lawyer though.
- gammateam 8y agoEverything you wrote is based on the idea of OP not already having been hired Way too many assumptions to decide if anybody is right or wrong Someone already hired doesnt get to imagine how their work for hire becomes something they own