I don't think that's realistic to try and implement at many people's places of work. Stable incomes are essential for most people's sanity. Always being at ris

I don't think that's realistic to try and implement at many people's places of work. Stable incomes are essential for most people's sanity. Always being at risk of having projects shift away from work you do, and to work other people do directly conflicts with that stability most people are looking for. You could be spending an incredible amount of time trying to catch up with another project, while still maintaining your own, all the while having the looming threat of not being able to pay your bills over you head. Freelancer type pay isn't for everyone. Which goes back to that issue of not having an objective measurement to pay by.