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So, basically it’s a commission tied to increased revenue. The problem IMO is that revenue is tied to things outside a developer’s control like advertising. I
by awb 5y ago
So, basically it’s a commission tied to increased revenue.
The problem IMO is that revenue is tied to things outside a developer’s control like advertising.
If your benchmark week had a big ad push or a public event, then you’re going to underperform no matter how good your feature is.
It’s like they’re assuming that they can isolate everything but this single feature and tie that directly to revenue, but that’s just not realistic. Maybe realistic enough for some, but I wouldn’t take that risk with my time.