"..you put out some content and the company fires you" It probably depends on the company and the type of content. I can't see coding tutorials and day-in-the-

"..you put out some content and the company fires you" It probably depends on the company and the type of content. I can't see coding tutorials and day-in-the-life type videos causing any problem. Real example: TechLead is the popular YouTube channel (1m+ subscribers) of an ex-Facebook/ex-Google engineer. His videos skirt the line between parody/satire/hubris (pick your mix). I got fired from Facebook (for having a YouTube channel) 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pIJoPkh9IU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pIJoPkh9IU