This is, by the way, why open source developers stop being open source developers when they join Google (unless they got hired *to* work on open source).
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Another suggestion: fight the completely ridiculous (yet SV-standard) intellectual property claims over what employees do in their spare time. Your company does not own your life. Not in the office, not using company equipment, your property.https://twitter.com/AlphabetWorkers/status/1346050131204792321 …
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The last part mean that they could still claim theirs if it's done in the office and/or using the companie's equipment or the opposite?
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There is debate to be had about where the line should be drawn, but I think we can start by requiring that if you didn't use company equipment, time, or space, then it is absolutely not company property. Which is not the case today.
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that's such a weird US thing. Another reason why I'd *never* would want to live in the US
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They do this in all countries they can get away with it in.
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How can that even be legal is completely beyond me. It sure isn't where I live.
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