At what point does an explanation like this turn into "here's an inside look at exactly how their platform outcompetes you in area X"? Where does one draw the line?
> Where does one draw the line?
Re:The case for banning non-competes
by nobody_at_all on Friday July 16, 2021 @10:32PM
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If a company doesn't know exactly why and where their competitors are better then them, they are not long for this world.
Don't rightly see why there would be any issue with that. If you bring McD IP to BK, then that's an IP theft issue.
> I once worked for a major bank and someone who left another major bank held a meeting with developers of a next-gen platform where he basically explained, in explicit detail, his old employer's entire platform. I would argue a non-compete would be 100% enforceable here.
And I would argue a non-compete should be 100% non-enforceable here. "I learned shit on my previous job" doesn't mean you should not be able to work in the field anymore.