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So, did you not sign the NDA where you agree not to discuss the content of the interviews, or are you just throwing caution to the wind here?
by jff 13y ago
So, did you not sign the NDA where you agree not to discuss the content of the interviews, or are you just throwing caution to the wind here?
- smackfu 13y agoPractically speaking, Google isn't going to do anything besides blacklisting. Can you imagine the stories in the tech press if they sued someone for breaking an interview NDA?
- yapcguy 13y agoBetter to be blacklisted then get Google recruiters spamming you every few months!
- angersock 13y agoWho gives a fuck? Seriously, if a company I interview at is genuinely threatened by me talking about my interview and questions, maybe they should reconsider their viability as a business--things being so precarious and all. NDAs for employees generally seem to be bad signs for places worth doing business at.
- toddh 13y ago"If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place"
- corin_ 13y agoFor the sake of consistency I hope you have the same view when it comes to the NSA. For the sake of the rest of us, I hope you don't.
- dlib 13y agoIt was a quote by Eric Schmidt.
- corin_ 13y agoIn that case apologies for the mis-assumption. But maybe better to label quotes to better indicate whether you are quoting in agreement or disagreement for people who don't remember the quote.
- anon1385 13y agoThe post you were replying to was a quote of something Eric Schmidt, then Google CEO, once said.
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- myko 13y agoI didn't sign an NDA for my Google interviews.