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When a direct says no repeatedly to feedback,

part three.

This cast answers these questions.

Do directs have to accept feedback?

What do I do if a direct says no to feedback?

What if a direct says no to feedback repeatedly?

Well, if you want answers to these questions and more,

keep listening.

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All right dude, we're in part three, this is a longer thing we both expected, but well worth it, I think, so let's get right to it.

We've already talked about, you know, our point one, it is okay to say no to feedback, but we talked

about and made the case that directs do have a core obligation to accept feedback. Yeah.

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