> full freedom to work on whatever interests them, and no need to deliver
> value to the employer...
That was an exaggeration. No employee has full freedom, and I am sure it was expected that you do something which within some period of time, even if not immediately, has prospects for productization; or that when something becomes productizable, you would then divert some of your efforts towards that.
That was an exaggeration. No employee has full freedom, and I am sure it was expected that you do something which within some period of time, even if not immediately, has prospects for productization; or that when something becomes productizable, you would then divert some of your efforts towards that.