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> [...] but moved to a closed source world where everything I produce, even in my private time, belongs to The Company. [...] So you can't even commit somethin
by pokeball1 6y ago
> [...] but moved to a closed source world where everything I produce, even in my private time, belongs to The Company. [...]
So you can't even commit something own, when in private, because company you work for can sue you, just because?
- sethammons 6y agoAnd people just as surprised as you are are designing interview pipelines for their companies. They seem to not know they are asking lots of potential candidates to literally break contracts for the privilege to interview.
- VonGallifrey 6y agoI also have a contract like that. They don't sue you, but everything I produce is intellectual property of my employer. Not very useful when working on open source, which is why I don't. I argued about this before signing, but this has been in every contract I have ever read and when I argue about this they will always say it is standard practice to include.