I can't help but notice that you shifted the goalpost subtly from "better for everyone" to "not worse for everyone" there. If the pie was shared more fairly, t

I can't help but notice that you shifted the goalpost subtly from "better for everyone" to "not worse for everyone" there. If the pie was shared more fairly, then yes they would be better off and I daresay that their incentives would be better aligned with getting those numbers up. And yes, that would mean managers not pulling down millions.