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It's terrible when the company tries to steal the personal work of an employee. However, look at the issue from the standpoint of the employer. Why should the
by IncRnd 6y ago
It's terrible when the company tries to steal the personal work of an employee. However, look at the issue from the standpoint of the employer. Why should they allow people to work at the company for a time, then startup a competitor with the information they learned from the first company?
- Shared404 6y agoIt seems like this is standard practice in other industries though. For example, I used to work at a pizza place. What's to stop me from taking what I learned there and starting a competitor? I also have a friend who worked at a carpenter's shop. What's to stop him from doing the same there?