The Office: Michael Scott Shows How Not to Compete
Two weeks ago on the Office, Michael Scott gave Dunder Mifflin notice of his resignation. Upon return to Scranton, Michael hatched a plan to start Michael Scott Paper Company and started with some due diligence (I apologize for the advertisement but NBC has to pay the bills):
Michael then asked most of the Scranton staff to come to his new company and started working on putting together paper order forms. Eventually the higher-ups got wind of Michael's new venture:
Unfortunately, for Michael there is no two week "immunity" period. Employees in Texas can set the stages for starting a competing venture (assuming there is no non-compete or other restrictive agreement) on their own time, but not while at work. The good news for Michael is that Pam the receptionist left Dunder Mifflin to join Michael.
