> their networks and their decades of knowledge accessible. Having that experience outside the company doesn't magically make it inaccessible, it just means t

> their networks and their decades of knowledge accessible. Having that experience outside the company doesn't magically make it inaccessible, it just means they have to pay a fair rate, along with everyone else, for access to it. What it allows is them _monopolizing_ those networks and knowledge and ensuring no one else can access it. This is not a good outcome.