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  <title>Is what you pay employees an expression of generosity?</title>
  <description>Ever thought that what you pay your employees reflects your level of generosity?&amp;amp;nbsp; Chris Allen joins us to unpack if that is actually the case.&amp;amp;nbsp; We hash out principles that should and should not influence the way that businesses compensate their employees and we tackle both financial and non-financial compensation.&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp; Come along as we explore what it looks like to apply biblical wisdom to the way you pay employees.&amp;amp;nbsp; Chris is the founder of Always About People.&amp;amp;nbsp; He helps business owners create company culture where people thrive.&amp;amp;nbsp; Our conversation delves into how compensation both reflects and shapes company culture and the best ways to structure compensation and incentivize greater human flourishing.&amp;amp;nbsp; Conversation highlights: --What does it mean to love people in the context of employee compensation? --Providing good work includes paying a fair wage.&amp;amp;nbsp; But how you define fair wages is essential! --The downsides of “overpaying” an employee. --Rapidly growing businesses have unique issues around compensating employees who “grow” with the business.&amp;amp;nbsp; How does the business tackle these issues? --What are the best ways to express generosity to employees or develop a company culture of generosity?&amp;amp;nbsp; --Vacation time.&amp;amp;nbsp; Beware of using vacation time to address a culture that creates burnout or excessive stress in your employees.&amp;amp;nbsp; “If I’ve created an environment that stresses people out, but then I turn around and say ‘look I’ve given you extra vacation time,’ I might not be prioritizing the right things.” --Are your business’s leaders aligned around their beliefs (about people) and behaviors (toward people)? --Expert tips on “How to create dysfunction!” --Production employees vs. “zero marginal product” employee.&amp;amp;nbsp; Chris argues against the culturally destructive concept of “zero marginal product” workers. &amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;Beware the Pygmalion Effect in your company.&amp;amp;nbsp; --How to take steps towards a model of compensation that leads to the flourishing of employees AND the company. --De-linking compensation from someone’s inherent value as a human, created in the image of God, by focusing on individuals and their unique expression of humanity and their giftedness. --Chris’s ties together stress, envy, pride and how they relate to compensation.&amp;amp;nbsp; Great advice for anyone.&amp;amp;nbsp; Connect with Chris: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisallen3/ Check out Always About People: AlwaysAboutPeople.com Connect with Aaron: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-groen/ </description>
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