Should You Start A Business With an Idea From Work?

Update: 2021-08-04

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It happens all too often. A full-time employee with a successful company comes up with an idea for a great new product or business. Do they own that idea? If not, why not?

This week on the Novel & Non-Obvious podcast, Yoriko discusses the limitations and requirements around IP at work and whether or not the ideas you have (both on the clock and off) actually belong to you.

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