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Mentioned in 37 episodes

Fair Pay, Fair Play

Aligning Executive Performance and Pay

Book • 2010

Robin Ferracone's "Fair Pay, Fair Play" delves into the complexities of executive compensation, emphasizing the crucial link between pay and performance.

The book examines various compensation models, exploring their effectiveness and potential pitfalls.

It advocates for a more equitable and transparent approach to executive pay, aligning incentives with overall company success.

Ferracone provides practical strategies for designing and implementing effective compensation plans that promote both fairness and performance.

The book serves as a valuable resource for executives, board members, and compensation professionals seeking to navigate the challenges of executive compensation in a responsible and effective manner.

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Mentioned in 37 episodes

Mentioned by

Becky Kennedy

as a book addressing the mental load of parenting.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as a great book important for relationships and marriage.

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Recommended by

Amanda Goetz

, referencing Eve Rodsky's insights on co-parenting.

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Mentioned by

Andy Tegel

and Marielle Segarra as the author of "Fair Play", offering strategies for fair division of household labor.

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Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as a book with concrete strategies for household work division.

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Mentioned by

Heather Boneparth

when explaining the framework of conceptualizing, planning, and executing tasks in a household.

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Talk Your Book: Money and Marriage

Mentioned by Andy Tegel as a book offering tools for accountability at home.

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Mentioned by

Greg McKeown

as a book and card game that helps facilitate difficult conversations in families.

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Mentioned by

Jason Petty

as the author of Fair Play and Find Your Unicorn Space.

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Mentioned by

Sheila Rae Gregoire

as a book that changed their lives by putting words to the concept of mental load.

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Mentioned by

Liz Moody

while discussing household labor division and establishing minimum standards of cleanliness.

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Expert Habits For Decluttering & Organizing Every Part Of Your Home (And Life!)

Recommended by

Corinne Low

as a resource for couples to fairly divide household labor.

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New Science: Why Women Are So Exhausted + The Surprising Ways to Feel Better

Mentioned by

Ginny Yurich

in relation to the concept of 'she-fault' and the unequal distribution of household tasks.

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Mentioned by

Jenna Kutcher

as a book that inspired a system for dividing household tasks with her partner.

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Erwähnt von

Atze Schröder

im Zusammenhang mit Mental Load und der ungleichen Verteilung von Aufgaben in Beziehungen.

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Liebe in Balance

Mentioned by

Cameron Normand

as a wonderful system for stepfamilies to manage mental load.

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Mentioned by

Tori Dunlap

and

Eve Rodsky

as a book that helps couples build more equitable relationships.

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Mentioned by

Andee Tagle

as a resource for understanding invisible labor in households.

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Recommended by several people to

Zach Watson

, and discussed as a key resource for understanding and addressing invisible labor.

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Mentioned by

Monica Packer

referencing her research that there needs to be a change maker in most relationships.

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What To Do When Things Need to Change in Your Relationship

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