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I was under the impression that this class of language was standard boilerplate that is included in all software employment contracts. It's been a long time, b
by thrower123 5y ago
I was under the impression that this class of language was standard boilerplate that is included in all software employment contracts.
It's been a long time, but I think my offer letter had some bullshit about the company owning any IP I developed on my own initiative if it could be tied in any way to company resources.
The bits about using AWS services and making your game available on the Amazon Games Store, whatever that is, are slightly odd, but not really enforceable.
- kadoban 5y agoThis covers things that don't have anything to do with company resources. The entire point of this seems to be to allow hobbies on the side, but then requires you don't work on it with anyone not at Amazon, and no matter what you do, Amazon just about owns it (gets unlimited license). Doesn't really make a lot of sense in total.