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I've never used company laptops or phones. I simply refused. Their alternative was to fire me. And I didn't care. I was never fired. Fedora was my daily driver
by decide1000 2y ago
I've never used company laptops or phones. I simply refused. Their alternative was to fire me. And I didn't care.
I was never fired. Fedora was my daily driver.
- worthless-trash 2y agoSame, but Redhat was oddly okay with me using fedora.
- silisili 2y agoSame. I never had it in writing, but spoken contract. I'd wait til after negotiations and 'one more thing' them. Two companies didn't care at all. One did - the worst it ever got was asking me to boot up their supplied Windows laptop once a month for updates, so they could pass security audits.
- marssaxman 2y agoI am surprised; why is this your policy? I am sure you have a good reason, but I can't guess what it might be. My approach is exactly the opposite: I never do anything work-related on personal hardware, nor do I ever use work machines for personal projects.