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Sep 2024
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Getting refunds on open-source projects | Nodejitsu Inc.

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1. TylerRick 18 Sep 2024
  
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  There are no refunds for open-source. If you go in with the attitude that you are owed something, you will be thoroughly disappointed.
  
  setting expectations they don't owe you anything feeling entitled
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Aug 2022
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Chapter 2

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1. FrancesD 05 Aug 2022
  
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  lose neither consequence nor enjoyment
  
  It's very hard to not eye roll at their entitlement
  
  entitled
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Oct 2021
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Two Languages in Mind, but Just One in the Heart

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1. Zia_69786 12 Oct 2021
  
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  Employees were ‘free’ to negotiate a work contract to their liking within the context of accepting the ‘prerogatives’ of managers to organised and remunerate their efforts as they saw fit (Fox, 1974).
  
  I agree with these words by Fox, 1974 where this verse emphasizes the right of employees that as employees they have the right to express an opinion in relation to what is entitled to be given to them based on the privileges and fundamental rights they possess. But my question is are the voices made by employees still taken seriously and heard by employers or in the workplace?
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I agree with these words by Fox, 1974 where this verse emphasizes the right of employees that as employees they have the right to express an opinion in relation to what is entitled to be given to them based on the privileges and fundamental rights they possess. But my question is are the voices made by employees still taken seriously and heard by employers or in the workplace?

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