▲ | marcosdumay a day ago | |||||||
Or the Brazilian law, that requires 100% compensation, and puts the onus on the company to prove that the non-compete is necessary before it can be enforced. If you ever see one of those contracts here, it's usually usually for a very reasonable situation and a well paid position. | ||||||||
▲ | benjamincburns 19 hours ago | parent [-] | |||||||
I generally ask for 150% - usually on the expectation that it’ll make the non-compete go away. It’s not at all a ridiculous ask, either. I’ve made a career out of going after high-impact roles in whatever is the fastest growing area of technology at the time. The non-compete isn’t just asking me to sacrifice the income from my next role, it’s asking me to sacrifice the experience as well. It also limits my ability to renegotiate comp while on the job, because they know your BATNA isn’t to just go get a better offer from a competitor. If a company wants me to give all of that up, I’m sure as shit not doing it just for the privilege of working for them. | ||||||||
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