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I said free as in freedom, not free as in gratis.
But since you want to double down on this bad idea, let me explain why it's shit:
If your employer expects you to use tools to do your job, they should pay for those tools if they cost something. Passing off operational expenses to the employees that use more expensive tools is hideously anti-worker, and it's not even funny as a joke.
Employers should pay for the tools used to run their businesses, and you should learn what the "free" in "free open source software" means, because it's not about money.
There are no tools that you need to pay for that are not free as gratis or libre.
But I would be OK with only charging for software that's not libre. So software thats gratis but not libre doesn't dock you, since you're contributing to something good that helps the world
You have never had a job before, huh?
Lol I'm in my 30s and hold a senior position. I've had a lot of jobs..
Oh, you failed up. Checks out.