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Dear Kate & Dale: By Kate Wendleton and Dale Dauten Who works for free? Do you, Dale or Kate? I read the sheepish advice you gave one of your readers regarding not getting paid for overtime. My advice is, unless you're totally unskilled, incompetent or have zero self-confidence, you don't work for free. And to advise someone to "keep smiling" when she's not getting paid for time worked is even more ridiculous. - Bart

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