>No matter what, sneaking around and knowingly breaking your work contract and inventions agreement won't end well for you. Contracts are not immutable law eve

>No matter what, sneaking around and knowingly breaking your work contract and inventions agreement won't end well for you. Contracts are not immutable law even if signed. California law explicitly renders non-competes unenforceable, for instance. Furthermore, non-competes and intellectual property agreements where the employer owns all your ideas are among the most unreasonable clauses added to modern day employment contracts. Under which ideological system is erecting legal barriers to competition a GOOD thing? Or owning your ideas during your time off? There is nothing moral about following the terms and conditions of an immoral contract signed because you need a roof over your head and food on the table. In fact, I would go as far as to say that it is a laudable act to violate immoral agreements (signed because of said roof & food) just as it is a laudable act to violate immoral laws.