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AIUI, both legally and practically, you can! Legally: a lot of graduate student employment contracts bar any other paid employment with clauses like your gradu
by munin 13y ago
AIUI, both legally and practically, you can!
Legally: a lot of graduate student employment contracts bar any other paid employment with clauses like your graduate student tuition deferment being lifted if it is discovered that you have a side job.
Practically: So, you moonlight for a competitor for a week and if your boss finds out that you added a shipping feature into someone elses product, and you didn't get the job..?
- carterschonwald 13y agothose aren't legal statutes, those are contracts. Just because a contract says something doesn't mean its enforceable. Many grad students moonlight with consulting work in computer science and other technical disciplines.
- munin 13y agothe law being on your side is a cold comfort when you're fired!