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I have a hard time seeing how companies creating agreements to help reduce competition for employees is a net good. If you're an employee who has invested mone
by jeromec 16y ago
I have a hard time seeing how companies creating agreements to help reduce competition for employees is a net good.
If you're an employee who has invested money and many years building up skills and education to become valuable to companies you might have a different view.
It's a coincidence this article comes on the heels of AngelGate, where it was Angels seeking to form anti-competitive agreements for their own benefit -- and less benefit for entrepreneurs.
- ghshephard 16y agoI parsed your response five times, and I think you've got it backwards. The OP was stating that he thinks this is negative for employees.
- jeromec 16y agoYou're right, the OP and I have the same position. I read the comment quickly and focused on the "Anyone have any experience as to why this is good/bad?"
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