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by JediPig
1277 days ago
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I had this happen a few times. My response is, you have to pay for 3 years at the rate. It does not mean you work 3 years, you are paid for the contract,6 months,etc. What happens, I had two say no way, one said yes. The two said no way, you move on. |
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One of the nice features of this approach is there is a clear signal about whether the company intends to enforce the non-compete that does not require negotiation after parting ways. If they are not paying you, the expectation is that you have the ability to compete. From what I have seen, the uncertainty involved in non-competes (will it be enforced this time?) has a large part of the chilling effect.