multitasking problem¶
The. (1991). multitasking problem.
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Mechanisms¶
- Incentive Redesign
- Its failure mode is the multitask problem — reward one measurable dimension strongly and effort quietly drains from every dimension you didn't reward, including the ones that were the whole point.
This sourceIt is the formal reason a powerful single-metric bonus reliably degrades everything the metric leaves out, and the reason strong incentives need countermetric guardrails.
- Its failure mode is the multitask problem — reward one measurable dimension strongly and effort quietly drains from every dimension you didn't reward, including the ones that were the whole point.
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