38. A CEO of a technology company has hired a new PhD graduate who is a genius and can develop new products for the CEO's company. But the CEO is concerned that after the potential employee is trained her she will simply leave and start a competing company. In determining whether to hire her the CEO want to know what can be done to stop her from leaving. The CEO is your neighbor and asks you because he knows you are a brilliant SJSU business 80 student. You tell him the following which is correct. " In California the employment relationship is deemed to be 1. which means the employee can be fired or quit 2. unless the termination is a result of some type of 3. Also, you can not stop her from forming a competing company upon her departure because 4. are unenforceable in California unless the 5. relationship is associated with a merger or sale of a business and 6. is involved. However, the employee when leaving cannot take and use 7.

38. A CEO of a technology company has hired a new PhD graduate who is a genius and can develop new products for the CEO's company. But the CEO is concerned that after the potential employee is trained her she will simply leave and start a competing company. In determining whether to hire her the CEO want to know what can be done to stop her from leaving. The CEO is your neighbor and asks you because he knows you are a brilliant SJSU business 80 student. You tell him the following which is correct. " In California the employment relationship is deemed to be 1. which means the employee can be fired or quit 2. unless the termination is a result of some type of 3. Also, you can not stop her from forming a competing company upon her departure because 4. are unenforceable in California unless the 5. relationship is associated with a merger or sale of a business and 6. is involved. However, the employee when leaving cannot take and use 7.

Principles Of Marketing

17th Edition

ISBN:9780134492513

Author:Kotler, Philip, Armstrong, Gary (gary M.)

Publisher:Kotler, Philip, Armstrong, Gary (gary M.)

Chapter1: Marketing: Creating Customer Value And Engagement

Section: Chapter Questions

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