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Hi Vadim, it’s so great you’ve written this and are trying to help others! It might be worth pointing out that in some places (Australia, I think California? An
by daniel_iversen 4y ago
Hi Vadim, it’s so great you’ve written this and are trying to help others! It might be worth pointing out that in some places (Australia, I think California? And probably the European Union) the non-compete clauses can’t be enforced because companies aren’t allowed to stop you from making a living. Anti-poaching of employees sure but not anti-compete. So maybe people could do a quick google for their country or state to see if it’s even something to worry about (so they don’t reject a job for something that in practice isn’t relevant). Also, I’ve noticed that the NDA components are usually very reasonable as they mostly cover “material non-public information” (or something like that) so usually it’s not an issue, but good to check for sure.
- TravHatesMe 4y agoGood advice. Same with Canada.