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Bad idea. Anyone who is offering hostile contract terms is very likely to use them. Many of these terms are extremely expensive - such as non-compete or excessi
by vladimirralev 13y ago
Bad idea. Anyone who is offering hostile contract terms is very likely to use them. Many of these terms are extremely expensive - such as non-compete or excessive confidentiality, forcing you to put your name and reputation on the line for shady business practices or excessive liability.
Even if they don't sue you, they may publicly call you unethical for signing terms and then breaking them, turining the tables on you to sue them. It is considered excusable if you are a very small guy who simply doesn't have any other choice, but if you are a bigger company building on reputation you will suffer from it.