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by tinyrama
2436 days ago
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A developer should think of the value of their labour and how much surplus labour is being extracted. You can determine whether you’re better off working on your own project and receiving 100% of your works value or working on an established project that will pay more than your work could amass on it’s own. Furthermore, evaluating new job offers based on their level of security, growth potential, etc—based on your economic knowledge—is a good idea. Last but not least, your economic ideals and positions will play a part in matters like licensing; e.g. you may want to be part of something that has a strong open source component/contribution level. |
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