I sometimes think people starting businesses take on an unnecessary amount of risk out of some unconscious belief that, by doing so, it will "prove" to God or the universe, or maybe just themselves, that they really want it.
I sometimes think people starting businesses take on an unnecessary amount of risk out of some unconscious belief that, by doing so, it will "prove" to God or the universe, or maybe just themselves, that they really want it.
(I'm not exactly sure how enforceable such a clause would really be, but that's another story, and I really understand him not wanting to take the risk)
https://web.archive.org/web/20060316084454/http://www.thinks...
My last company required IP assignment of all works that were:
- created on company hardware or
- related to the business in which the company engages
...and that struck me as eminently reasonable as a default. My current company defaults to everything full stop. I'm pretty sure this is going to be the default for most knowledge work in any state that hasn't specifically ruled such provisions unenforceable.
Quite honestly, it sounds hard, but not impossible. This is not WOW we're talking about.
[1] https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2016/12/09/developers-side-pr...
Do you just look for things to be offended by, or is there a particular reason?
Are you aware of any specific laws concerning this whole thing?