At indeed, we have a clever way to solve this problem. When you are at level X and you are knocking out of the park, it equates to “performing at level for level X+1” and you get a much larger bonus.
Cleverly the comp system is designed so your level X base + exceed bonus = base comp of X+1.
So we promote slow (ie promote after we observe you are doing the job at C+1), but at least one is not losing out on the $…
At indeed, we have a clever way to solve this problem. When you are at level X and you are knocking out of the park, it equates to “performing at level for level X+1” and you get a much larger bonus.
Cleverly the comp system is designed so your level X base + exceed bonus = base comp of X+1.
So we promote slow (ie promote after we observe you are doing the job at C+1), but at least one is not losing out on the $…