boniface316

I wish that I could reveal the name of the organization that I taking on the position with. They are in a rough shape.

The organization provided project specification but not architectural specification. The consulting company has been working with them for almost 3 years now and providing solutions architect services.

I am going to take on a senior role in a really old organization. They dont have any ADRs. They informed me that they did the architecture design using contractors/consultants so they never provided it. If we pay for their service, aren't we supposed to be the owner of the ADRs?

In my previous company, we owned the ADRs from external contractors and consulants.

Am I the only one who is having issues seeing the recorded session?

I am just learning how to work with SDC. Keep me in the loop on the upcoming challenges. email:[email protected]

I recently started to explore quantopian. Do you plan on integrating R lang?

I didn't know if d3 was a thing. Do you have experience with it?

I like the name Ceylon...simply because of my nationality. I am going to follow this thread just to see what kind responds we will be getting here.

What made you want to hire that person?

I was in the similar position where I built the tech and the co-founder had the idea. The bottom line is that whether you sign the contract or not, if you have gotten compensated for your work through shares or money, then the IP is owned by the company.

If you think your co-founder is going to take you to court, then don't do it. I learned my lesson that fighting it in the court is expensive and useless. Only person that is going to win would be the lawyer. You are never going to get an investor with a pending lawsuit. Every bit of money you are going to earn, you will spend it on the lawyers and its not cheap. Whether you are right or wrong, the lawyer needs to prove it. Sometimes they can have legitimate case sometimes they don't. But it doesn't matter...it will take years before it get settled. Until then you will be living off of whatever you got left from the lawyer's fees.

I have been there. Not worth it.