Some think the best way to motivate and encourage people to work hard is to pay them based on how much they produce and sell. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

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Nowadays, some
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believe that wages should be based on generating or selling for encouraging
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essay will check both views and I express my idea in the result. On the one hand, there are many
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that want to motivate
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who can receive
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in comparison to work they do,
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, when they are producing a lot
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wants to lead to they gain
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more,
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when they can not produce like before they can achieve to lower
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,
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can lead to them having to risk their whole lives,
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, not only the effort for more generate a product can make their anxiety but
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they can suffer different types of illness, as well as, they missed their calm, and in long term can lead to depression in them. 
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, there is another part community who want to have a fixed wage, and these types of
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have a higher peace than previous
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, they have a limited salary but they have not any concern about selling or producing and They know that no matter how much they produce, it has no effect on their wages, in my opinion, I prefer
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perspective because I think
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kind of job is very stable and
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is very important and employee can have another occupation and they sure earn
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similar before. in conclusion, if I want to choose one type that I mentioned before I want to choose the
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type is much safer than the
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type, and they always know have fixed
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and they are very healthy.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • motivate
  • encourage
  • productivity
  • performance-based pay
  • objective assessment
  • collaboration
  • creativity
  • innovation
  • stress
  • burnout
  • job satisfaction
  • compensation strategy
  • quantify
  • supportive work environment
  • professional development
  • recognition programs
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