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I've been in the DBMS business for three decades and have never heard of this happening. In California it's a vanishingly rare case. What has happened is that e
by hodgesrm 6y ago
I've been in the DBMS business for three decades and have never heard of this happening. In California it's a vanishingly rare case. What has happened is that every new DBMS company I know has benefited from the flow of engineers from legacy companies. This would have been impossible with non-competes.
Happy to be proven wrong.