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I'm not aware of any corp doing this and why should they? There are as many valid reasons registering a company without affecting your employment.
by siva7 3y ago
I'm not aware of any corp doing this and why should they? There are as many valid reasons registering a company without affecting your employment.
- hilux 3y agoWhen you apply to Google, they ask what other employment you have, IP you own, etc. Many companies do some variation of this, but I believe Google is one of the most restrictive on its employees.
- siva7 3y agoSure, if it's an employment that's standard procedure in every company i ever applied to ask/rule out if you would be employed by another company after start date. I was rather operating under the assumption when you're not employed / the owner but the ex-googler seems to have been an employee in a rivaling business in both cases which would have clearly violated his contract with google.
- Thorrez 3y agoBut this person would just lie and say no. The application isn't a lie detector.
- edandersen 3y agoBig 4 do this routinely to check for conflict of interest as a result of audit regs.