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Because often it's not that hard for the employee to take credit for someone else's results or just fake them. It also creates a poor set of incentives. It caus
by Sag0Sag0 7y ago
Because often it's not that hard for the employee to take credit for someone else's results or just fake them. It also creates a poor set of incentives. It causes problems like when programmers are given a bonus for fixing bugs, resulting in them adding bugs to their code and then fixing them.