That confidentiality agreement you signed? It's still active.
Your employer can sue you for breaching it years after you walk out the door. Most people have no idea what they actually promised.
You left the job, but the rules didn't leave you.
You signed that confidentiality agreement on day one, probably without reading it. Now you're at a new company or starting your own thing, and you're terrified you'll accidentally violate it. The language is vague, the penalties are scary, and getting a lawyer to translate it costs a fortune.
- You signed it at 2am before your last day because HR was breathing down your neck.
- It says you can't use 'general knowledge' but what does that even mean?
- Your new role uses similar software, and you're pretty sure that's a problem.
- The agreement says it lasts 'forever' in some states. That can't be right, can it?
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