I’ll just highlight that it seems particularly cruxy whether to view such NDAs as covenants or contracts that are not intrinsically immoral to break
It’s not obvious to me that it should be the former, especially when the NDA comes with basically a monetary incentive for not breaking
If the supposed justification for taking these jobs is so that they can be close to what’s going on, and then they never tell and (I predict) get no influence on what the company does, how could this possibly be the right altruistic move?
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I’ll just highlight that it seems particularly cruxy whether to view such NDAs as covenants or contracts that are not intrinsically immoral to break
It’s not obvious to me that it should be the former, especially when the NDA comes with basically a monetary incentive for not breaking
If the supposed justification for taking these jobs is so that they can be close to what’s going on, and then they never tell and (I predict) get no influence on what the company does, how could this possibly be the right altruistic move?