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I live in Boise, and work at a software startup. I personally do not think this will have much of an effect on the "startup scene" because the vast majority of
by connorl33t 9y ago
I live in Boise, and work at a software startup.
I personally do not think this will have much of an effect on the "startup scene" because the vast majority of the people working at companies that would possibly enforce non-competes such as Micron or HP do not come to work at "startups", because of performance on skills-tests or cultural fit.
I've met a lot of the leadership for various startups in the Treasure Valley, and suing someone over changing employers would be the antithesis of the values they hold, there is one exception I could think of - BlackBox VR (very early stage) somebody leaving them for a competitor could be pretty bad!
I have met startups brag about losing employees to Amazon and Google though.
- CydeWeys 9y agoI don't think that the startup tech companies and non-startup tech companies are that different of a world. Something that negatively influences one in a given area will negatively influence the other. And people do move between them quite frequently (this has been my experience in DC and NYC at least, I can't speak to Boise).