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If it isn't a competitor then it's not nearly as risky. You still need to be very careful though. Don't take anything with you. Don't use their laptop, servers,
by staunch 15y ago
If it isn't a competitor then it's not nearly as risky. You still need to be very careful though. Don't take anything with you. Don't use their laptop, servers, accounts, services, code, secrets, ideas, paper, clothing, anything. Walk away completely clean.
You could give them your shares back, but don't do it for free. If you want to be nice then sell them back cheaply or trade them for something you want.
- Woost 15y agoJust in case it hasn't been considered, this is all stuff that can be negotiated with the original company. With proper legalese (read: talk to a lawyer to get a proper contract) you can trade your shares for the company agreeing that they will not sue you for trade secrets/ideas/code/etc.