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Work Samples and the Non-Disclosure Agreement?

ahowl asks: "At my previous employer, I signed a traditional NDA, and when I was laid off, I signed another agreement stating I wasn't taking anything with me that belonged to the company. This included all the scripts, stored procedures, and anything else that I had created while employed. However, most of the subsequent jobs that I was looking at wanted work samples. If this continues I could have a ton of work I've done that I can't show anyone, so what can I do?"

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  1. Incredibly simple (and obvious) solution. by Seumas · · Score: 5, Funny

    Show it to them and then kill them.

  2. Re:Do some outside work by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    And I'm not sure I'd hire someone who doesn't proofread, FOR FUN.

  3. Re:Before you sign anything consult a lawyer by geminidomino · · Score: 2, Funny

    Could you be a bit less vague? What's your point? Something about pig feces?