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You're being employed by IBM for 100% of the time, but you're working 40h of your time. When it's weekend, then you aren't stopping being employed by your comp

You're being employed by IBM for 100% of the time, but you're working 40h of your time. When it's weekend, then you aren't stopping being employed by your company, aren't you? edit. is this whole thread some peak of HN? when you're leaving your Google office, then you aren't magically stopping being Googler. Same way with universities - if you attend e.g Harvard and then do a lot of shit even outside the school, then you should expect to be kicked or punished at best. You're more or less representing them.

type0 6y ago
> You're being employed by IBM for 100% of the time, but you're working 40h of your time Then they should pay 168 hours / week and not 40 > You're more or less representing them. No you don't
- tester756 6y ago
  >Then they should pay 168 hours / week and not 40 You just basically rewrite what guy that I responded to wrote, nothing more. You agreed to get $your_salary for X hours of work and being connected to that company. If you worked in some industry like porn or at facebook, then somebody may use it against you and I don't think saying "No I didn't work for them" is going to work for ya >No you don't Then why shitton of Googler and other people uses "opinions are mine"? because they're Googlers even outside office hours Maybe you're not representing them "directly", but you definitely do indirectly.
- Thorrez 6y ago
  Most software engineers in the US are paid by the day, not the hour.
sdevonoes 6y ago
> is this whole thread some peak of HN? when you're leaving your Google office, then you aren't magically stopping being Googler. The hell means 'being Googler'? I'm not a Xer because I'm employed at X. Wake up.
- tester756 6y ago
  Maybe you're not Xer, but you're definitely "being employed by X", just because your company may have to same fancy naming due to its name does not change anything
- johnnyanmac 6y ago
  >The hell means 'being Googler'? a person who works at google. That's an official name for them, much like how college alumni may call each other their mascot. I wouldn't read too much into it.

type0 6y ago

> You're being employed by IBM for 100% of the time, but you're working 40h of your time Then they should pay 168 hours / week and not 40 > You're more or less representing them. No you don't

tester756 6y ago
>Then they should pay 168 hours / week and not 40 You just basically rewrite what guy that I responded to wrote, nothing more. You agreed to get $your_salary for X hours of work and being connected to that company. If you worked in some industry like porn or at facebook, then somebody may use it against you and I don't think saying "No I didn't work for them" is going to work for ya >No you don't Then why shitton of Googler and other people uses "opinions are mine"? because they're Googlers even outside office hours Maybe you're not representing them "directly", but you definitely do indirectly.
Thorrez 6y ago
Most software engineers in the US are paid by the day, not the hour.

sdevonoes 6y ago

> is this whole thread some peak of HN? when you're leaving your Google office, then you aren't magically stopping being Googler. The hell means 'being Googler'? I'm not a Xer because I'm employed at X. Wake up.

tester756 6y ago
Maybe you're not Xer, but you're definitely "being employed by X", just because your company may have to same fancy naming due to its name does not change anything
johnnyanmac 6y ago
>The hell means 'being Googler'? a person who works at google. That's an official name for them, much like how college alumni may call each other their mascot. I wouldn't read too much into it.