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If someone is willing to divulge inside knowledge of his last employer you have to assume that in the future he will be willing to divulge your inside knowledge
by eck 13y ago
If someone is willing to divulge inside knowledge of his last employer you have to assume that in the future he will be willing to divulge your inside knowledge.
- w_t_payne 13y agoVery true. Trust is important -- hard to win, easy to lose. Once lost, it never comes back.
- kamjam 13y agoAgree. But it happens all the time. Why else do you think they have those long periods of gardening leave when you leave one employer for another, or those clauses in contracts saying you will not work for a competitor in the same field for X months when you leave? (Although, I seem to recall the last one being unlawful since they are essentially stopping you earning a living). Sometimes employers are willing to take that risk. Do you think Ed Snowden is now more or less employable now?
- hackula1 13y agoHis options are certainly more limited now (considering most employers could not keep him safe). That being said, I imagine his existing options would be readily available and would all pay millions.