I had a really pleasant surprise last week when this email hit my inbox:
Dear Patrick Goh,
I’m delighted to inform you that your article published in Voluntary Sector Review was one of the Journal’s top five most read articles published in 2017. As such we will be making it free to access for the month of February and marketing it on our website (http://policypress.co.uk/journals/free) and on the Voluntary Sector Review twitter feed.
As the email didn’t ask me to fill in my personal information, I’m fairly certain it’s not spam. :)-
My reward? It’s being featured as a free download for the month of February 2018… so get it while you can.
#Don’t you wish your boy / girl friend was hot like me? JK! 
The article’s called Systemic practice and workplace as community: alternatives to managerialism
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