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Being An Indie Software Developer And Signing NDAs

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15 points by brandontreb 12 years ago · 2 comments

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gmarcus 12 years ago

In my experience, NDA's are different than non-competes. As a development consultant, I am fine signing an NDA that protects the IP of one party, as long as it does not prevent me from providing my services to other parties. If 2 prospects have the same idea, it is my choice if I choose to work on either of them. Doing so does not break the NDA as long as I don't share IP between the clients. NDA's, worded properly are typically not a problem. If a client ask for a non-compete, I will politely decline.

alphanexus 12 years ago

Good primer on NDAs, I also prefer not to sign NDAs without knowing more about the project first, in case there could be a conflict of interest.

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