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Which company is this?

• tombert 6y ago
  Actually mentioning that publicly is against the policy. I can tell you via email if you promise not to post it publicly. (Address in profile)
  • jrockway 6y ago
    Nah, if you can get in trouble I don't want to know.
  • wccrawford 6y ago
    That's nice of you, and nice of the parent for not taking you up on it, but it could have been someone from the company asking you that.
    • tombert 6y ago
      That's a valid point; didn't even consider the possibility of a trap. Thanks for the warning for the future!
      • sukilot 6y ago
        It's Jonathan Rockway. He's not an Apple spy.
    • riquito 6y ago
      Is it "mentioning it publicly" if it's a private conversation? Or is it meant to be "don't tell anyone"?
      • tombert 6y ago
        Private conversations are fine, they just typically don't like you posting about it.
• bonzini 6y ago
  Google and LinkedIn are your friends.
• rabidrat 6y ago
  Oracle has this clause. It's the main reason I chose not to work there.
  • geerlingguy 6y ago
    It seems like the majority of the top 50 or so tech companies do.
• bootloop 6y ago
  Apple
  • driverdan 6y ago
    Not sure why you're downvoted, this is who he's talking about. It took 2 min of searching to confirm.
  • m463 6y ago
    too bad, apple needs more of an open-source presence. Where better to get it than their employees working on unrelated ideas on their own time.