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Q: Can I (reasonably) refuse to sign an NDA for pro bono work?

kojiroA friend of mine (let's call him Joe) is working on a promising project, and has asked me for help. As a matter of friendship I agreed (orally) not to discuss the details, but now he has a potential investor who wants me to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). Since thus far all my work has bee...

This has been flagged for possible migration -- I think it's a little too much on the legal side of things rather than the workplace side of things. What do you all think?
 
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8:34 AM
@jcmeloni This really reminds me of a question that would actually be a better fit for OnStartups. The issue here is ownership stake and compensation for risk in the startup. While it could blur the line a bit into Workplace, I don't think it crosses the line enough to warrant migration. Hope this helps! :)
 
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1:14 PM
@jcmeloni I suspect this would be quickly closed as a result of the strong legal implications on Workplace
 
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2:59 PM
Super - just the feedback we were looking for before saying no for sure. Thanks.
 
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4:04 PM
@jcmeloni I don't really see the legal aspect as being vital really. He's not asking if it's illegal or anything. "You never have to sign a contract, but they never have to let you keep working" should be enough...

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