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by alok-g
4684 days ago
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My bet is that 3pt14159 is in the same industry too and unless he has is own startup, is probably bound by the same restrictions either without realizing or without caring. >> If you want 10K lines of my code you better be prepared to pay for it. +1. I do not mind someone having me write code on a whiteboard during an interview. Asking for 10K lines is indeed out of question since this would invariably be code I have developed for a previous employer. I am working on my own startup now and still won't show 10K lines of code to protect the startup's IP! There have even been a case where a colleague pulled out code he had written at previous employment for use in the current employment. We blocked him from doing that. |
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