I always assumed if you gave notice at T-Mobile, they'd just let you go. But a colleague of mine was recently on his way out, then mysteriously decided to stay. He wouldn't say why, but he did hint that the company came back with a better offer. I didn't know they did that.
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@cd That's why I put "Non Enforceable" in quotes. While it may be "Non Enforceable", that wouldn't stop the T-Mobile HR and Legal Karens from making your life miserable.
@bf Stop giving T-Mobile so much authority over your life. They are nobodies.
Non-competes are no longer enforceable.
@ah If you still leave after they give you an offer to stay, be prepared for them to exert on the Non-Compete clause they have in the employment agreement even though everyone says it's "Non Enforceable".
@OP It happened much more often in the past, but if they want you bad enough they will definitely try that carrot. Sometimes they just don’t want you going to a competitor if you’re too valuable.