My company is offering an Amazon Echo and and Amazon gift card for employees who develop a Skill. There are some requirements with it. It must be completed during personal time (the learning and developing is not billable)It must be published using the company's Amazon accountIt's a promotion for getting us developers to learn how to work with the Echo and also as a portfolio for picking up Echo related work from clients.My question is, how should I copyright/license my app and code so that I can still use it in my own portfoliopublish it under my own Amazon account if the company decides to pull the Skillor I can publish my own (maybe modified) version at the same time.There isn't any requirements for the code to be shared with the company (they are offering to let us use their private repo) though I'm not opposed to sharing so long as I can still keep ownership and do all the things listed above.
What license should I use for an app released under my employer's account?
licensing;commercial
The only answer to this question can be, What does your employment agreement say? If it says that you own your off-the-clock work, then there is no 'best' license to use; use whatever you like. If it's all your bases belong to us, then don't ask us, ask them.