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We are talking about people who's company actually used the non compete. These are not typical people.
by deregulateMed 5y ago
We are talking about people who's company actually used the non compete.
These are not typical people.
- ghaff 5y agoThere is absolutely no guarantee of this.
- awsthro00945 5y agoYou really underestimate. Even standard entry-level developers are under NCAs, and I've had a former colleague (who was certainly "typical", and an additional $200k would have been life changing for them) who was hit with one. I have many other colleagues (again, just "typical" people) who lost out on job offers because the new company didn't even want to deal with the threat of an NCA.
- grogenaut 5y agoI had a non-compete when I was making $50k
- deregulateMed 5y agoAnd did the company invoke it?
- hannasanarion 5y agoIf they didn't want to invoke it, they wouldn't have put it in the contract. Would you sign a contract that says I have the right to point a gun at you at all times, with only my unofficial assurances that I won't pull the trigger?