In order for profit-sharing plans to achieve their goals, employees experience all of the following except __________.

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Employees having a hand in the creation of the profit-sharing plan is not a necessary condition for profit-sharing plans to achieve their goals. The key factors for success include employees believing their efforts contribute to profitability, the plan being based on a reasonable and equitable formula, and the understanding that incentives will increase with profitability. However, the involvement of employees in the creation of the plan, while potentially beneficial, is not a requirement for the plan's success.

In Order for Profit-Sharing Plans to Achieve Their Goals, Employees