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Some employers are quite strict, so avoid those (google, famously). Avoid even a hint of crossover with your employer’s business, use your own equipment and tim
by encoderer 8y ago
Some employers are quite strict, so avoid those (google, famously). Avoid even a hint of crossover with your employer’s business, use your own equipment and time, and work for a successful company that is too busy with its own customers. If some how you make a billion dollars (you won’t) it might be a problem. A million won’t even be noticed.
- Judgmentality 8y agoWith the exception of Waymo going after Uber (which was a really unusual situation), when has Google gone after previous employees over IP?