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If you pay salaries too high, the business owner loses profit, but if you pay salaries too low, you lose your people. So the real question is, how should you pay salaries the right way? The answer doesn't lie in a single number. It lies in a multi-level compensation system. Level 1. You offer a fixed-based salary of 15,000. At this level, employees do only the bare minimum. They fulfill their responsibilities, work their hours, and wait for the day to end. Level 2. You add a commission of 3% to 5%. Immediately, employees start paying attention to revenue because their income is now directly tied to sales results. Level 3. You provide a training allowance for new hires, ranging from 2000 to 4000. Along with that comes the requirement that everyone must hit their individual targets and support the team. At this stage, employees are no longer working just for themselves, but begin thinking about the collective. Level 4. You introduce team bonuses, from 1000 to 3000, when the entire team hits its targets. At this point, managers start actively coaching new hires because their incentives are now closely aligned with team performance. Level 5. You add 1% to 3% profit sharing at the department level. Now, department heads stop focusing only on personal sales and start paying attention to overall effectiveness, revenue, costs, and productivity. Level 6. You introduce performance-based incentives, ranging from 3% to 10%, during business acceleration phases. Top performers see their income spike, while the company does not need to pay everyone equally high salaries. Level 7. You add 0.2% to 1% equity ownership. From this point forward, top talent begins to treat the company like their own. They proactively expand customer acquisition, build teams on their own, and think in terms of long-term growth. Did you know? A fixed salary only ensures basic survival. KPIs force employees to execute their core responsibilities. Commissions and bonuses push them to deliver real results. And long-term incentives are what truly retain top talent. If you're still struggling to find the right way to pay your team, I strongly recommend reading the book. The salary formula. This book will help you. Understand how to divide compensation into three core components. Design role-specific KPIs using money, not emotion. Build short, mid, and long-term incentive systems that align seamlessly. And create a practical career roadmap for your team. Because paying based on intuition is quietly digging the grave for your own business. Without you even realizing it. The book is currently available at a special 50% discount. Order today to change the way you pay salaries. and change how others see you as a true leader.