>Not all contracts will have a clause that prohibits your employment for another employer without prior permission of your current employer. But every employmen

>Not all contracts will have a clause that prohibits your employment for another employer without prior permission of your current employer. But every employment contract I have signed as a software developer has had such a clause. Just want to share that I've come across clauses like this before, and also ones about inventions and personal projects becoming employer property, and I was able to, without too much back-and-forth, on multiple occasions, come to an agreement to have those clauses crossed out or otherwise removed from the contract. The jobs were nothing special, just your run-of-the-mill software dev, support, and tester. (Hopefully this is not too off-topic, since I'm replying to text in OP.)