> A just basically killed off non-competes (1 year limit, narrow scope both in terms of work and geography). That hardly seems like killed-off. In my experienc

> A just basically killed off non-competes (1 year limit, narrow scope both in terms of work and geography). That hardly seems like killed-off. In my experience, this exact sort of thing has been what I have been able to get, AT BEST, companies that required non-competes to change to, and even THEN, they were hugely disruptive. It's one of the reasons that I have nearly three decades of experience and almost never any two companies in a row in the same vertical. This is categorically not killing off non-competes. It's barely even impacting them. It's just politically-correct "non-compete killing theater."