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Except you don't. No matter where you work, the situation is the same. Your options are to smile and sign, or start your own company. And the latter isn't prac
by sillysaurus3 9y ago
Except you don't. No matter where you work, the situation is the same.
Your options are to smile and sign, or start your own company. And the latter isn't practical for most of us.
- strictnein 9y agoBasically what you're arguing is that an employer shouldn't be able to require anything of their employees.
- notheguyouthink 9y agoWhat's your ideal solution? I can't imagine a world where employers just let employees do whatever they wanted with trade secrets... am I missing something you're trying to say?
- RyanOD 9y agoWithout sounding like I'm judging here, but can you explain why starting your own company, "isn't practical for most of us"? Seems to me the overwhelming majority of people are free to make the choice to start their own company. Or, am I missing something...?