Amazon sues former AWS marketing VP Brian Hall after he takes Google Cloud job https://t.co/Wq0ZWE5msq via @GeekWire
— Steven Sinofsky (@stevesi) June 8, 2020
ummm some personal news?... https://t.co/nBAARCdLlm
— Brian Hall (@IsForAt) June 8, 2020
There are much more fundamental injustices being fought for right now, but depressed to see @amazon continuing to use #noncompete agreements to limit the free flow of talent in Washington State, still just wrong at every level https://t.co/6AcfFzqP8U
— Chris DeVore (@crashdev) June 8, 2020
Can't be sympathetic with any company enforcing a non-compete. But an interesting angle here is that Google (like many) has a very strong Prior-IP exclusion clause—that includes former employers'—upon entry. So I wonder how they would have navigated that at Google.
— Christopher Nguyen 💙 (@pentagoniac) June 8, 2020
Non-competes suck. 18-months is especially aggressive.
— Baris Aksoy ☁️📱🤖🚗🛰 (@Baris) June 8, 2020
I wondered how long it'd take this to show up in public. It's been in the docket for two weeks. :-)
— HydroxyCoreyQuinn (@QuinnyPig) June 8, 2020
My thoughts on AWS non-competes are pretty well known by now:https://t.co/YQXTK5dOh5 https://t.co/gn1p3VTqSI