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There are a lot of productive things one can do on garden leave. The only thing you can't do is the thing you were doing before. Continuing education, charity
by ISL 4y ago
There are a lot of productive things one can do on garden leave. The only thing you can't do is the thing you were doing before.
Continuing education, charity work, spending time with family, work in a non-competing field, etc.
Working one job but getting paid for two ain't that bad, as long as it is at the rate specified by the grandparent post.
- asah 4y agoThis comment paints a bike shed: non-competes affect some of the scarcest talent in the world, in the prime of their careers.