me: sorry but i can't sign this NDA
them: why not?
me: i signed an NDA that prevents me from signing NDAs.
them: wow. with whom?
me: i'm not allowed to say
me: sorry but i can't sign this NDA
them: why not?
me: i signed an NDA that prevents me from signing NDAs.
them: wow. with whom?
me: i'm not allowed to say
@lritter I literally had that discussion...
And yes, that's real...
@glassbottommeg @lritter well, recruiters and companies have to roll with it, and they do.
Granted it only happened a few times and it mostly pertained clauses that illegally infringe on my right to seek professional consultation by a solicitor before signing.
Cuz I don't sign shit if I'm being hindered from seeking legal advice beforehand out of principle.
@fathermcgruder @glassbottommeg @lritter well, I did sign NDAs that do also cover the NDA itself as well as the involved parties.
So I'm really not at liberty to speak about it unless forced via a written order signed by a judge in my juristiction that specifically names all signing parties and the NDA but by that time they'll already know everything about it already and thus only can seek confirmation.
@fathermcgruder @glassbottommeg @lritter and no, that's not some MIL/INTEL stuff...
I don't work for those!
"Discordians are not allowed to believe what they are reading, you know"
with your spine
them: with who?
me: with who*m*
@lritter
Kein Problem, ist ja sowieso nur scheinbar kaputt.
(Im Gegensatz zu "anscheinend")
me: sorry but i can't sign this NDA
them: why not?
me: i have this thing...
them: What thing?
me: We're calling it "a conscience".
@lritter I've seen NDAs that were so restrictive that in practice we wouldn't be able to make use of the product the NDAs were protecting.
So ... guess what?
We bought a different product, from somebody else, who didn't insist on bollocks NDAs.