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> That's an odd attitude. You've also wasted your own time, yes? Dodging a bullet is not wasting time. In fact, not signing a noncompete implies that the emplo
by geezerjay 8y ago
> That's an odd attitude. You've also wasted your own time, yes?
Dodging a bullet is not wasting time. In fact, not signing a noncompete implies that the employee will not be forced to wait out an unspecified period before he is authorized to accept a job offer. Thus, refusing to sign a noncompete not only saves time but also improves their chances to have access to better job opportunities.
- Gibbon1 8y agoWas going to say the time wasted interviewing pales in comparison to the time wasted if the non-compete becomes an issue legally.