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Has she also agreed to sign your NDA as well? Given your position as a founder, it's more important that she sign a binding NDA than you sign any NDA from some
by droithomme 10y ago
Has she also agreed to sign your NDA as well? Given your position as a founder, it's more important that she sign a binding NDA than you sign any NDA from some potential client. It seems she has things very backwards and is a confused person. She should sign your NDA. You should not sign hers.
- tptacek 10y agoThe norm here would be for the NDA to be mutual. Yes, don't sign a unilateral NDA. Sure: if a prospect offers a unilateral NDA, you could consider that a red flag. In ~12 years of consulting, I've never seen that happen; even the janky NDAs that include noncompete language have had mutual NDA language. If their NDA is basically the same as your NDA, it's not worth fighting to make sure you're signing your paper and not theirs.