 incentivize me to complete a goal. Rather it is a misleading, but not technically dishonest, way of wording things in a way that at a glance most individuals will misunderstand what is actually being promised and as a result they will be incentivized to complete the goal set for them.

Simplest proving point: by “increasing” my incentive from 16 for 3 orders to 21 for 4 orders they haven’t actually increased the amount of guaranteed earning per order at all. They’ve simply kept the same guarantee of $5 per order but due to my reliability to complete orders they naturally want me to be running orders when they know they’ll need them most, peak hours. So they upped the number from 3-4, and I assume it will continue to increase while the earning per order remains consistent with the area average per order; Final result being that they get a driver with a high completion rate running more orders during the hours they need reliability the most and all to likely little or no additional cost to them.


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