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Cafe Classic: Predicting the Next 10 Years of Compensation

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: Back in late 2013, Dan Walter decided to push beyond the normal next-year prognostication and lay out a set of predictions for 2017 and beyond. 3 Years from now, 2017: The durations used to measure past and future performance for executive compensation. Many current compensation programs will still be in effect.

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Performance Management 2.0: Improving Your Employee Motivation Strategy

15Five

I joined 15Five’s Director of People Science, Courtney Bigony and Chief Culture Officer, Shane Metcalf, in a recent webinar where we addressed ratings and compensation as they relate to performance reviews. In my book, Next Generation Performance Management , I differentiate between Performance Management 1.0 (PM Webinar Recap.

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Who Owns Retention? The REAL Employee Turnover Problem

Achievers

analyzing compensation, advancement opportunities and scheduling for models that better align with today’s workforce’s needs. Here a few ways to attack the turnover crisis: Create recognition and/or incentive programs for employees who reach certain milestones (after one year, not five!). building employee networks/committees.

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162(m): It’s Too Late. Now What?

Compensation Cafe

For many compensation professionals, 162(m) has been essentially unchanged for their entire career. It allowed for an exception for “qualified performance-based” compensation. Most stock options and performance-unit awards as well as several other types of incentive plans, qualified for this exception. Pro tip: it didn’t work.)

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Startup Equity: The Most Common Mistake (Part 7 of an n part series)

Compensation Cafe

Here is my 2017 gift to you. I truly believe that equity compensation helped build the technology industry, and therefore the world as we know it. My gift to you this new year of 2017: 1) Know who you, as a company, are. Dan has written several industry resources including the recent Performance-Based Equity Compensation.

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Progressive Performance Management: Why Your Employee Compensation Strategy Is Holding You Back

15Five

One of the main issues that HR leaders face when considering a progressive performance management program is how to revamp their employee compensation strategy. Alan has been named one of the 100 top HR influencers of 2017 by Engagedly. Courtney: What was your main motivation for writing this book? Those are the big differences.

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10 People Sustainability Strategies for Your Business

Vantage Circle

Angela Davis, Activist As McKinsey says , the 2019 analysis finds that companies in the top quartile for gender diversity on executive teams were 25 percent more likely to have above-average profitability than companies in the fourth quartile—up from 21 percent in 2017 and 15 percent in 2014.