Idaho has made it easier for companies to enforce noncompete agreements

Re:Idaho has made it easier for companies to enforce noncomp... by phamilton on Saturday July 15, 2017 @10:28AM (#14776778)

Boise is my back pocket destination. If/when I get sick of California nonsense, I'd move to Boise in a heartbeat. No family there, just like the low key outdoor culture and low cost of living.

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Re:Idaho has made it easier for companies to enforce noncomp... by CydeWeys on Saturday July 15, 2017 @11:08AM (#14777007)

Idaho is so culturally and socially conservative though, #3 behind just Wyoming and Utah. I don't see it being a good fit for many SVers for that reason. I wouldn't mind visiting but living there long term sounds rough.

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Re:Idaho has made it easier for companies to enforce noncomp... by phamilton on Sunday July 16, 2017 @12:28PM (#14782696)

Some of us SVers find a socially conservative environment a breath of fresh air. It's a form of diversity not encountered much in SF.

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Re:Idaho has made it easier for companies to enforce noncomp... by CydeWeys on Sunday July 16, 2017 @06:59PM (#14784549)

Having your personal human rights respected is about a lot more than just what a place "feels" like. There are plenty of SVers who, if they go to Idaho, will be discriminated against in a variety of ways, whether it's because they're immigrants, or LGBTQ, or a person of color, or like weed, or need good health insurance, or might need an abortion, aren't religious, want good public education for their children, etc. None of this can be "made up for".

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Re:Idaho has made it easier for companies to enforce noncomp... by cweagans on Saturday July 15, 2017 @04:10PM (#14778684)

The majority of Idaho is, but Boise is not.

Source: I've lived in Boise all my life.

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