I busted your NDA? Sorry sorry sorry a million times sorry.
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Umm, I’d like to say “Call me ASAP or never talk to me again” but we love you long time.
Sounds more like “heart attack” week.
or just do like Dvorak does, refuse to sign the NDA and let them tell you about the product anyway
I hate to say that sounded sarcastic, but that proves why I don’t believe in NDAs.
I believe that most NDAs are busted by mistake. I’ve done it, and it makes me feel awful when it’s pointed out to me.
Jenmitch, I hate NDAs too, but I have yet to discover a way to work without them.
That gives me hope to hear that you believe most NDA’s are busted by mistake. I DO still rely on NDA’s (as little as possible), but never forget that a plan B is always in order if the news breaks early.