Studies have proven that when money is tied to a specific behavior, that behavior is more likely to occur. However, according to a study by Tim Judge in his Journal of Vocation Behavior, “Employees earning salaries in the top half of our data range reported similar levels of job satisfaction to those employees earning salaries in the bottom-half of our data range” (p.162).
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