>> I have a job now, which claims ownership over any tech-related IP I create.
Is there an omitted qualifier to this, e.g. ...while on company time; for IP with sufficient correlation to your primary role?
I'm having a difficult time swallowing the legal enforceability of "all-day-everyday-any-tech-related-IP" outside of military personnel subject to the UCMJ. Would that suggest that you technically couldn't contribute to an open source project?
I have to get exemptions for any open source contributions or personal projects. My employer gives those out readily, but I'm expected to follow the process.
Is there an omitted qualifier to this, e.g. ...while on company time; for IP with sufficient correlation to your primary role?
I'm having a difficult time swallowing the legal enforceability of "all-day-everyday-any-tech-related-IP" outside of military personnel subject to the UCMJ. Would that suggest that you technically couldn't contribute to an open source project?