> You probably aren't hired to write books, so what matters most is other things you'll be doing. This is true, but some employers will allow you to write on c

> You probably aren't hired to write books, so what matters most is other things you'll be doing. This is true, but some employers will allow you to write on company time. As Kleppman notes, value created by books squirts everywhere, only some of it onto the author, which can be distinct from value landing on their employers. I've been working on Knative in Action for the last year because Pivotal (now VMware) liked the idea that it would happen under their flag. (Your books are quite excellent, by the way.)