Either a new employer wants to review your non-compete, or your current employer upon resignation will kindly remind you of your contract. It’s in those moments you realize that you may have agreed to terms you wish you hadn’t.
You’ve got an interview and now it’s time to prepare… but where do you start?
Since non-competes are a standard business practice, it’s inevitable you will need to face the issue to make a job change.
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