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I like the idea of this inasmuch as I like the idea of standardization in general, particularly in areas where I don't have much primary domain knowledge. Howe
by kaishiro 6y ago
I like the idea of this inasmuch as I like the idea of standardization in general, particularly in areas where I don't have much primary domain knowledge.
However, I sign maybe a half dozen NDAs a year with various consulting clients and they generally range from ~1-5 pages. It's not such a laborious process that I'd ever considered it an issue.
Is anyone here signing NDAs at such volume that this would save them a considerable amount of time? (Not rhetorical, genuinely curious)
- Gaelan 6y agoI don't have personal experience, but I wouldn't be surprised if employees in larger companies need to have a lawyer read any contract before signing it, which may be an expensive and/or slow process.