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Ten Myths of Executive Compensation Meridian Compensation Partners, LLC ![]() Mar. 24, 2015 "[1] The board and CEO cannot be supportive partners in designing compensation plans.... [2] More pay results in better performance.... [3] We cannot afford to hire or recruit that executive.... [4] We should constantly adjust our compensation plans.... [5] Our compensation plan should look like that of our peers.... [6] Disclosing executive compensation always will backfire.... [7] There is nobody like us, so comparisons don't work.... [8] It is too difficult to set reliable, measurable long-term goals.... [9] Employment agreements are restrictive and will tie our hands.... [10] Compensation is the only reward that matters." |
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