No compete agreement/non-disclosure policy - roaming_mt

I am working with a N outsource MTSO and my account has pretty much dried up.  I am pondering wheter or not to contact the client (anonymously if need be) in hopes of getting a position with them directly, but I signed a no compete agreement.  Is a no compete agreement binding even if this account technically does not soley belong to the MTSO I'm employed with since it is outsourced to them by N?  My thought is if I were to contact the client (especially anonymously), how would my MTSO even know unless the client notified my MTSO?  I can't imagine a client would do that anyway, as that seems kind of petty, but you never know.  At this point, if the worst they can do is fire me - big deal.  It's not like I really have any work coming in anyway.  I surely don't want to be sued, though.  Has anyone been through this before?

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• No compete agreement/non-disclosure policy - roaming_mt (Views: 824, 2017-08-17, 9:41 am)
  • If you did not know what you were signing, you should - not have signed. No you cannot contact them. (Views: 978, 2017-08-17, 9:45 am)
    • I knew what I was signing. It's just that I - roaming_mt (Views: 638, 2017-08-17, 9:54 am)
      • I would contact them and contract be d-md. - What have you got to lose? SM (Views: 527, 2017-08-17, 4:23 pm)
  • Does signing that mean you cannot work for another company either? nm - mt2 (Views: 446, 2017-08-17, 10:03 am)
    • No - It didn't go quite that far. - roaming_mt (Views: 535, 2017-08-17, 10:07 am)
  • Noncompete - BTDT (Views: 494, 2017-08-17, 12:05 pm)
    • Yeah, there's no way I would steal this entire account - roaming_mt (Views: 530, 2017-08-17, 12:09 pm)

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