RE: "Prior Inventions" on employment contract

--- Justin Haase <JHaase@jackhenry.com> wrote:
> Here's a question though, and not to be a smart-aleck, but if these
> utilities are so great, what are you doing working for someone else?
> Go on
> your own and sell them.  If they're not that level of wonderful, I
> doubt
> your current or future employers would want any claim to them.
>
> jch

Fair enough question.  Could I make a living selling these utilities?
Probably not.  I don't see Brad Stone or Bill Reger quitting their day
jobs.  If I did see a market big enough to live off my utilities, I'd
go in a minute, but I'm guessing it won't be AS/400 software.  I *do*
plan on someday getting a few of these out for public consumption, I
think there's potentially a market for them.  So, right there I think
is enough to want to protect myself.

But, even if not, as someone else mentioned, this contract could hardly
be construed as an "agreement".  Frankly, I have no benefit to gain by
signing this contract, except the right to work and "lose my mind"
(literally)!

- Dan

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