Re:When Your Former Boss Sues You for Starting a Startup
by joeblau on Tuesday September 22, 2015 @07:04PM
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I'm always so paranoid of this at any of my employers so I go through great lengths ensure everything is separated. It's a lot more work in terms of managing your stuff, but can simplify situations like these. I always keep my work and my personal projects completely separated. Separate machines, separate repos, separate accounts and I don't do personal stuff at work. My goal is to have a clear separation so if either of us decide that our contract isn't working; it's as frictionless at possible. While I applaud the fight for what's right, there is no doubt that a legal disagreement will take time away from building the product that your users want.
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Re:When Your Former Boss Sues You for Starting a Startup
by mikeshreds on Tuesday September 22, 2015 @07:09PM
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Completely agree. We ourselves were very conscientious to never do anything Shred Video-related on any Smule machines, and did not build anything Shred Video-related until after we'd terminated our full-time employment at Smule.