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Perspectives | Business Intelligence

The noncompete clause: A Massachusetts thing

By Robert Weisman
Globe Staff / July 11, 2004

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People love to compare the business cultures of America's technology hubs, Massachusetts and California. Boston-area employees are said to prefer the security of the established company and the steady paycheck. Employees in Silicon Valley, by contrast, are thought to be entrepreneurs at heart, forever burning to give their notice and cross the street to launch a start-up. (Full Article: 742 Words)

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