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Don't work on your project during the office hour, or allow your project to affect your performance at work. There are two main reasons: 1. The employer is pay
by stockkid 7y ago
Don't work on your project during the office hour, or allow your project to affect your performance at work. There are two main reasons:
1. The employer is paying you to help their product/service succeed. It is unprofessional and immoral to deceive them. I've seen some colleagues do this and I was disappointed in them.
2. Work you produce at your place of employment belongs to the employer. It depends on the contract and I am not a lawyer, but it's best to protect your intellectual property.
- eb0la 7y agoAlso #1 leads to a situation where you don't put your 100% effort on either side, and you'll fail miserably on both your job and side project. BUT I think while you're employed you should try to learn how budgeting, cashflow, capex/opex, taxes, accounting, etc. work. This will be very helpful for the job you already have, and also for your side project and any future job.