SAP Exam C_THR87_2405 Topic 8 Question 16 Discussion

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Your customer wants to ensure that no employee's bonus exceeds 200% of their bonus target. How can this be achieved?

AUse bonus plan caps.

BUse guidelines where the maximum is set to 200%.

CUse a bonus plan multiplier of 200%.

DUse gates on business goals.

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Viva

3 months ago

This question is making my head spin. I feel like I need a calculator and a crystal ball just to figure out the right answer!

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Youlanda

2 months ago

C) Use a bonus plan multiplier of 200%.

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Huey

2 months ago

B) Use guidelines where the maximum is set to 200%.

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Mitsue

2 months ago

A) Use bonus plan caps.

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Shawna

3 months ago

Ooh, Option D with those business goal gates? Sounds like a recipe for some serious corporate gymnastics. I'll stick to my desk job, thanks.

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Lynelle

3 months ago

Option C, all the way! A 200% bonus plan multiplier sounds like a recipe for a very happy (and wealthy) workforce. Sign me up!

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Micah

2 months ago

C) Use a bonus plan multiplier of 200%.

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Brock

2 months ago

B) Use guidelines where the maximum is set to 200%.

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Katlyn

2 months ago

A) Use bonus plan caps.

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Stephaine

3 months ago

I think option C) using a bonus plan multiplier of 200% could also work, as long as it's clearly communicated to employees.

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Cordelia

3 months ago

I'd go with Option B. Guidelines are a bit more flexible than hard caps, and they can help keep things under control.

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Janey

1 months ago

Gates on business goals might be too restrictive. Option B seems like a balanced approach.

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Norah

2 months ago

Using a multiplier of 200% could also work, but guidelines seem like a simpler solution.

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Tiffiny

2 months ago

I agree, guidelines can be easier to work with than strict caps. It allows for some flexibility.

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Elenor

2 months ago

Option B sounds like a good idea. It gives some leeway while still setting a clear limit.

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Maurine

3 months ago

I prefer option B) using guidelines to set the maximum at 200%, it provides more flexibility in case of exceptional performance.

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Yvonne

3 months ago

I agree with Michael, setting a cap on bonuses seems like the most straightforward solution.

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Michael

4 months ago

I think option A) using bonus plan caps is the best way to ensure no employee's bonus exceeds 200% of their target.

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Kenneth

4 months ago

Option A is the way to go! Bonus plan caps are the simplest and most straightforward way to ensure those bonuses don't get out of hand.

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Alishia

2 months ago

D) Agreed, bonus plan caps provide a clear boundary for bonus payouts.

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Micheline

2 months ago

C) Definitely, it's important to have that control in place.

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Polly

2 months ago

B) That sounds like a good idea. It sets a clear limit on bonuses.

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Lino

3 months ago

A) Use bonus plan caps.

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