Developers were incented to build and maintain quality apps, the platforms were incented to provide quality APIs.
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"In the past it's incented a lot of outrage," he said.
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And so they incented bad behavior instead of incenting good behavior.
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They want to make sure the management team is incented appropriately.
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But they obviously came up with an incentive system that incented the wrong things.
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"We believed in loan modifications, and we were financially incented to (provide) them when we could," he said.
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For Kik, the key was that this meant that use of Kin set up a mutually beneficial incentive model in which Kik was generally incented to boost use of Kin, as were developers, since it operated in their own interests as well — meanwhile, users were incented because of Kin's use value.
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If done right, banks will be better incented to make critical investments in communities that have long been underserved.
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" Lone Pine said it "miscalculated" the consequences of both firms' acquisition-driven growth strategies coupled with "aggressive, highly incented management.
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You're always looking at how they're incented, what they're doing, what people are actually doing, what got changed, what got modified.
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Using the ratio-driven approach, banks will be incented to do only the largest investments in communities that need it the least.
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As utility costs go down and buildings improve their environmental performance, outside investors are further incented to provide capital, ensuring everybody wins.
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That is a noble goal and one that has incented medium-sized telecom companies to compete with the traditional Internet and wireless giants.
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They may be incented to do the right thing for the consumer but at the end of the day they can often cut corners.
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And if they do what you want them to do, whether it's media consumption or light productivity, you aren't necessary incented to replace them.
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Just like other venture capital firms, we are financially incented to find the next billion-dollar company, and we invest in your strategy, not ours.
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The ugly side of our insatiable desire for better and better technology will see more Fiat Chrysler events until the technology providers are incented not to create better defeat devices.
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I feel like when there's a direct relationship between me and the company, as a paying customer, that company is properly incented to do the right thing for my things.
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We went through a decade where laws weren't enforced, and so we just incented people around the world to take advantage of our own laws and the lack of enforcement.
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Companies would be incented to undertake these broader EA programs because they could determine how the EA program would potentially lead to the ability to treat a larger future patient population.
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The car manufacturers are incented to do this because of the need to meet the challenging regulations set forth by governments world-wide with regard to things like emissions and fuel efficiency.
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"One of the reasons for, by the way, the warring factions is that people are economically incented in a lot of cases, who hold a particular asset, to trash talk the other," she said.
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That's how our business has really been grown and why people give us money, because they want us to be incented to make this 4003% high, because their 80% will be high, as well.
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AND IN THIS CASE, AGAIN, THE COMPANY IS RUN BY EXECUTIVES WHO HAVE DONE WELL, GOOD HONEST PEOPLE, OWN A BIG STAKE OF THE COMPANY THEMSELVES AND WE THINK ARE INCENTED TO BUILD STOCKHOLDER VALUE.
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Lujiazui was the most crowded area in Pudong, and many people poured into Lujiazui station daily. A combination of long, heavy traffic, bad weather and having only one mode of travel led to the tragedy. Second, the accident had some relation to the salary system that resulted in a bonus pay reduction for tardy employees. Several incidences of being late for work could lead to a total loss of quarterly and yearly bonus, which was a serious shock to the citizens at the time when income was generally low, and this incented commuters to squeeze aboard.
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