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They could be checking to see whether you'd be likely to disclose Rivian IP in the future. Seems like a, "Sorry, can't do that. I honor my contracts." would su
by ISL 5y ago
They could be checking to see whether you'd be likely to disclose Rivian IP in the future.
Seems like a, "Sorry, can't do that. I honor my contracts." would suffice. If the interviewer pushed again for proprietary information, their intent would be clear.
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- analognoise 5y agoNo. I was there, it wasn't N dimensional chess. That's what I'm saying - I said "I can't do that" and their demeanor changed totally and obviously. It was super obvious they were lining up people to do deep presentations on their previous employers IP.
- ISL 5y agoThat is very unfortunate to hear.