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  1. performance related rewards are among the most controversial.
  2. Topics of these are practices, because some critics believe that
  3. they are doomed to fail due to invalid assumptions about
  4. employees motivation.
  5. We tend to base their premises on the cognitive evolution
  6. theory that extremely rewards are more damaging as compared to
  7. its entrance, according to African.
  8. These plans fail because they undermine intrinsic interest in the
  9. job, motivate, motivate people to pursue reward er rather than
  10. the good job, which ruptures the carpet.
  11. Cooperative work behavior on discourages sensible Ristic, and they're also
  12. suggest that incentive can Actually these financial incentive eloped.
  13. Performance incentives incentives can erode the intrinsic interest in the
  14. job. It works well with the tasks that are alga
  15. admit on boring.
  16. But when it comes to things that require common sense
  17. and personal experience, the extensive rewards failed to carry out
  18. their purpose.
  19. In these circumstances, the focus should be on being the
  20. fit that employees are in the right road on the
  21. right environment that actually honors their unique skits.
  22. Critics also suggest that the performance pay may also be
  23. procedurally unjust.
  24. According to hear, he's another author on a really good
  25. one, so such plans typically leave.
  26. Such performance plans typically leave little scope.
  27. Friend, independent representation of advice and their voice performance pay
  28. have also been questioned.
  29. I've also been a question on the grounds that it
  30. may especially be disadvantages to the woman employees.
  31. For instance, Ruby, he's another author, argues that woman are
  32. like women are likely to be worse off under performance
  33. with pay because where it takes sorry where it takes
  34. the form of individual Matic, especially in the areas where
  35. supervisory positions tend to be male dominated.
  36. However, people seem to forget that the intrinsic rewards are
  37. completely intrinsic and extrinsic.
  38. Rewards are complementary rather than dichotomy over all the evidence
  39. for positive incentive effects stronger, stronger for result based plants
  40. rather than behavioral basements.
  41. Criticism off case the daughter side, the the Australia, the
  42. researcher or the order that we actually discussed before in
  43. the first slide is that he under he underplayed the
  44. distinction between individual and collective incentives.
  45. Quite also, overlook the fact the group all of the
  46. fact that the group incentives are consciously directly directed towards
  47. encouraging behavior on cultural cultural characteristics that found himself approves
  48. off on their those are teamwork, cooperation and shared up
  49. with perhaps the most meaningful conversation conclusion to draw from.
  50. These debates draw from thes debates on effectiveness and performance.
  51. Religion. So not performance, famous of performances that such plans
  52. have the potential to improve individual and group performances.
  53. But it eventually relies on the arsenals on several factors.
  54. UH, they basically improve individual group performance.
  55. But the effectiveness, effectiveness and fairness off any such man
  56. will rely on several factors that are more of application
  57. on the end of manner, in which the paper, for
  58. most linkage, this considered thank you.