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ARTICLE · 03 MAY 2018

E=mc2 - What Einstein Can Teach Your Dealership About Drafting Pay Plans

I bet you've heard of the famous equation E=mc2. You may know that Albert Einstein is credited as its developer.

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I bet you’ve heard of the famous equation E=mc2. You may know that Albert Einstein is credited as its developer. You may even know that it’s often called the Theory of Relativity. But, like most people, you might not know what all the symbols mean or how to work the equation to achieve the result Einstein promised. Generally speaking, the only people who fully understand the equation, what the symbols represent, and how to perform the calculations are physicists, scientists, and mathematicians—all persons with specialized skills, knowledge, and experience.

By now you’re probably thinking: What does this have to do with my dealership? Probably nothing from a physics standpoint. But maybe everything as it relates to your pay plans and how they are drafted, utilized, and understood. Relatively speaking (get it?), dealership pay plans are frequently just as confusing to the average reasonably intelligent person as Einstein’s famous equation. In fact, often only a very

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