On Sun, 11 Jun 2006, Ron Joffe wrote:
Most standard NDA's specify that any proprietary material
provided to you by the company must be labled
"proprietary" or they must notify you in writing that the
documents are proprietary.
What I'm concerned about is that they're going to ask me to
sign a piece of paper saying I may know about everything in
the company, when I've just been given their internal manual
for a product. I would like to sign a piece of paper saying
I've seen the proprietary manual, not a piece of paper
saying I know all about the company.
Is that reasonable?
The key here is that the company must always tell you what
is proprietary.
didn't know that. thanks.
Joe
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