A problem with creating team incentive plans is that
A)they encourage negativity rather than cooperative behavior.
B)not all teams that are created are alike.
C)they don't enable employees to share efficiency gains.
D)they pay only when agreed-upon standards are met or exceeded.

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Not all teams are alike in terms of their goals and challenges, and creating a one-size-fits-all incentive plan may not be effective for all teams. The other options are not accurate statements about team incentive plans.

A Problem with Creating Team Incentive Plans Is That