How to Create an Incentive Plan that Pays for Itself

Publisher: The VisionLink Advisory Group

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How to Create an Incentive Plan that Pays for Itself

Companies that only share value once sufficient value has been created are essentially “self-financing” their incentive plans. We call that threshold “productivity profit” and we want you to learn how to measure it for your organization.