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Isn't that what the Non-Disclosure Agreement is for? I don't understand how a non-compete keeps trade secrets safe, it's not like you can't transfer a trade sec
by oxide 10y ago
Isn't that what the Non-Disclosure Agreement is for? I don't understand how a non-compete keeps trade secrets safe, it's not like you can't transfer a trade secret a year later, or however long the non-compete lasts.
- nickff 10y agoMy comment from a child: <<"NDAs are nice, but there is no way to know whether a trade secret has been transferred to a competitor (if the competitor keeps their secrets secret)." <<"The other problem with allowing NDAs but disallowing non-competes is that it provides a huge loophole, where businesses can classify all non-public information as trade secrets, thereby preventing the former employee from implementing any competing system (which will inevitably contain some non-public process from the previous employer)." I am unsure what you mean by the following quote: >"it's not like you can't"