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Man signs contract containing NDA before starting work then seems to object to the fact that he's being held to an NDA. If he made a mistake surely it reflects
by Tyrannosaurs 15y ago
Man signs contract containing NDA before starting work then seems to object to the fact that he's being held to an NDA.
If he made a mistake surely it reflects on him rather than Apple?
If you don't like the terms, don't sign the contract. If he's good enough to get a job at Apple I suspect it wasn't his only option.
- thristian 15y agoI'd guess he expected a 99% failure rate in exchange for a few highly polished gems that might be featured in a MacWorld keynote, or at the very least make it into a shipping product he could show off to his family and or friends. I think anyone should be allowed to feel disappointed at a 100% failure rate over three years, no matter how many NDAs they signed.
- Tyrannosaurs 15y agoHe was working in highly conceptual R&D, he could have worked there for decades and never had anything reach the public in any recognisable form, let alone make a MacWorld keynote. If you want public recognition it's not a great area to work in regardless of the company.