Lockstep Salaries Are Making A Comeback

5/31/2015

This article discusses the concept of lockstep salaries, which refers to a compensation system where all employees at a particular level within a company are paid the same amount regardless of their individual performance or experience. The author argues that lockstep salaries can be detrimental to employee motivation and overall company success, as it may discourage high performers and fail to incentivize productivity. The article explores alternative compensation systems, such as merit-based pay, that reward employees based on their individual contributions and performance. Overall, it highlights the potential drawbacks of lockstep salary systems and promotes the adoption of more flexible and performance-driven compensation structures.

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