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nasty-shy [4]
3 years ago
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: i can't believe it! now our pay depends on meeting goals! doesn't effort count for anything anymore? i have the same goals tha

t suki does, and i have to work twice as hard to meet them! my are much higher than hers, and ruth knows it! but suki's getting the exact same as i am!
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1 answer:
viva [34]3 years ago
6 0

Setting the pay according to the goals achieved by a group may not be considered beneficial to everyone, thus decreasing motivation. Pay-for-performance or according to individual performance may help motivate the employee but increasing individuality in terms of performance may also decrease group cohesiveness or group-related values. The speaker here shows depreciation by undervaluing another's work to overvalue or protect one's own.

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