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This is true when you're just trying to have a preliminary discussion, but when someone is actually going to start working for you and get access to your code a
by AmberShah 16y ago
This is true when you're just trying to have a preliminary discussion, but when someone is actually going to start working for you and get access to your code and internal documents, then it makes sense to have an NDA or an employment contract with an NDA clause. In this case I have seen extremely experienced entrepreneurs use them at this step. That kind of stuff, unlike an idea, can be extremely valuable.
Otherwise I agree that you should have your lawyer look at it and probably just pass altogether.
- jon_dahl 16y agoAgreed. When real business is starting, or a contractor/employee is being hired, some form of confidentiality should be in place.