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Have you ever done something for yourself on your (job) company's infrastructure?
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this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2023
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No, I'm not stupid. Also technically everything you create on company time and/or company resources no longer belongs to you.
I did have a boss once (software development) who hosted his own website on the company servers. Not 100% sure if that was ever green lit by the CEO (maybe, maybe not). But I was really annoyed when the server had issues due to that private site, when I didn't have access to the code to fix them.
My boss tried to take some stuff I created on company time once, I didn’t mind though since I wasn’t keeping that shit.