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To answer you, the key part of your reply is: "...that may compete with current r&d or future r&d". It seems to me that they are afraid (or at least unwilling)
by pferde 7y ago
To answer you, the key part of your reply is: "...that may compete with current r&d or future r&d".
It seems to me that they are afraid (or at least unwilling) to compete on even grounds, despite likely having more budget than a single random employee competing in their free time.
- mitchty 7y agoOr their lawyers are extremely good at getting employment contracts drawn up. Never attribute to malice that which can be explained by paranoid lawyers that got the c levels ears.