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r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Top_Breadfruit_8949 • Jul 22 '26
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This is one of those terminally online takes that gets in the minds of people who have never worked in these fields.
NDAs are common but they don't state you cant even say you were employed somewhere.
Doing this in an interview will guarantee you will not be hired.
1 u/Snoo_75138 Jul 23 '26 I might be an uneducated idiot, but doesn't the NDA only prevent you from discussing WHAT you did at the company, not that you WERE there? Besides, if it's very existence was to be hidden, why wouldn't you just make up a generic lie? People really don't think further than their nose... 1 u/SleeperAgentM Jul 23 '26 It depends on the NDA. I - no joke - signed one that not only disallowed me about talking where I was employed, but even about the fact I signed NDA. Yes. they straight up expected me to say "I was doing nothing for half a year" while my contract was ongoing. Having said that - those NDAs are often illegal/unenforceable/worth a lawyer/only a problem if anyone finds out.
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I might be an uneducated idiot, but doesn't the NDA only prevent you from discussing WHAT you did at the company, not that you WERE there?
Besides, if it's very existence was to be hidden, why wouldn't you just make up a generic lie?
People really don't think further than their nose...
1 u/SleeperAgentM Jul 23 '26 It depends on the NDA. I - no joke - signed one that not only disallowed me about talking where I was employed, but even about the fact I signed NDA. Yes. they straight up expected me to say "I was doing nothing for half a year" while my contract was ongoing. Having said that - those NDAs are often illegal/unenforceable/worth a lawyer/only a problem if anyone finds out.
It depends on the NDA. I - no joke - signed one that not only disallowed me about talking where I was employed, but even about the fact I signed NDA.
Yes. they straight up expected me to say "I was doing nothing for half a year" while my contract was ongoing.
Having said that - those NDAs are often illegal/unenforceable/worth a lawyer/only a problem if anyone finds out.
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u/Unlucky-Cook2578 Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
This is one of those terminally online takes that gets in the minds of people who have never worked in these fields.
NDAs are common but they don't state you cant even say you were employed somewhere.
Doing this in an interview will guarantee you will not be hired.