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Why do you need to tell your current company anything? Just work your normal job until it becomes too inconvenient to keep working there, give 2 weeks notice a
by iolothebard 11y ago
Why do you need to tell your current company anything?
Just work your normal job until it becomes too inconvenient to keep working there, give 2 weeks notice and be on your way.
- d--b 11y agoBecause it's a great way to show that there is a market for the product?
- saluki 11y agoSounds tempting to get them to try it out . . . but I would avoid mixing your work world and future company/product world, keep them isolated, you have your contract that states it's your IP but if this thing is really awesome and fills a need they are looking for they could change their mind or create a legal hassle for you. Maybe not likely but possible. I would contact other potential users of the product while staying away from your direct competitors to your day job just to keep things isolated. Grow some users/revenue then think about putting in your notice once you reach a level of revenue that you are comfortable with. Signing up your current company isn't really a way to show their is a market for your product since you have an inside connection. Grow an email list and test out signing up people/companies you don't know. Good luck with your company, sounds promising.