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Depends where you are, but people often question all non-competes. Also, in some countries/states they are proven to be unenforcable (so generally companies don
by michaelneale 18y ago
Depends where you are, but people often question all non-competes. Also, in some countries/states they are proven to be unenforcable (so generally companies don't try, except for US based companies that try to slip it in).
Non-compete is really a joke, look at half the large tech companies out there, lots of them came out of people forking off from another large company (heck, oracle execs have spawned heaps of companies).
- wheels 18y agoSorry, I meant non-compete while you're there -- which I think is pretty standard everywhere. After you've left the place they're not enforceable where I live either.
- michaelneale 18y agoright yes, well for OSS that could put a dampener on things if the OS project does indeed compete (but then why join? or, join, and let someone else take over the project !).