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No, they don't care to own most people's weekend projects. They wouldn't have any claim on that anyways. But when someone is spending the time Google pays for
by VectorLock 3y ago
No, they don't care to own most people's weekend projects. They wouldn't have any claim on that anyways.
But when someone is spending the time Google pays for to work on a startup, I would THINK they would care about that. Or maybe Google's internal processes is okay with them doing 1 hr/day of work "as long as they're getting done whats expected of them."
- gretch 3y ago> work on a startup, I would THINK they would care about that The decision is not made based on whether the work is a "startup" or not. It's not even clear what a startup is - some companies that are worth more than $1 Billion are still somehow "startup". It's based on conflict of interest, legitimate business competition, leaking/selling sensitive information, and other concrete criteria, in my opinion, are quite fair. It does not depend on whether it is a "startup" or not
- VectorLock 3y agoYeah the startup part is not important, its all the other stuff, but thanks explaining what a startup is/isn't.