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Signing an NDA is not really a big deal but the contents of the NDA is what really matters. It is likely that they have lawyer or someone on board who is forcin
by tn13 14y ago
Signing an NDA is not really a big deal but the contents of the NDA is what really matters. It is likely that they have lawyer or someone on board who is forcing them to be give undue importance to the NDA.
If they want you to sign a NDA it is your right to read it first. Then I think you can conclude yourself if it is safe to sign or decline to sign.
- rogerbinns 14y agoAnother option is to cross out sections you disagree with before signing. It has been a very rare NDA that I've signed that didn't require a lot of crossing out!