I don't think the vast majority of programmers are paid to generate tons of IP.
More importantly, we're almost always only paid to generate IP in a single domain. So if I go home and generate IP for a totally different domain, there's no reason why my employer should have any claim to it.
But many companies will have it in your contract that they own it, regardless of relevance to the company.
More importantly, we're almost always only paid to generate IP in a single domain. So if I go home and generate IP for a totally different domain, there's no reason why my employer should have any claim to it.
But many companies will have it in your contract that they own it, regardless of relevance to the company.