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Really curious to know how the legal aspect of this is handled. It would seem to be a bad thing if these people are working on real projects for Weebly, but the
by jwb119 13y ago
Really curious to know how the legal aspect of this is handled. It would seem to be a bad thing if these people are working on real projects for Weebly, but their IP is covered by an existing employment agreement with a competitor, for instance. I might be missing something with the scope of the work though.
- drusenko 13y agoPeople don't work on a "real" project -- meaning a project that will be shipped into production -- so IP assignment is not an issue. The project people work on is dependent on their role (front-end, back-end, etc). It is meant to be representative of their full-time job and is a standardized project so that we can objectively compare across candidates.