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in the case of a non-compete, it doesn't matter because you are already not working for them and also not bound to not-compete yes, it is discretionary, know y
by vmception 5y ago
in the case of a non-compete, it doesn't matter because you are already not working for them and also not bound to not-compete
yes, it is discretionary, know your leverage and be able to afford it.
- eru 5y agoYou have a point with a non-compete, but it's a matter of degree: there are certain obligations that persist after your employment, and some of them are legally binding, even if a non-compete ain't in your jurisdiction.