Reward Model
Each organization comes with a specific token, that is used to represent ownership. At its beginning,
a specific number of tokens is generated. Additional tokens can be created at each user registration.
Those tokens are firstly used to fund the projects of the organization, according to a vote of the
organization's members. Once a project is funded, its budget can be spread amongst various tasks.
When a members achieves one, he is therefore rewarded with the attached number of tokens.
Moreover, a project can have a number of "jobs", that are similar to the jobs one can have in a company.
Linked to a specific number of responsibilities, jobs come with a monthly reward, that is given to
the members who holds them.
When the organization generates benefits, they can be redistributed to all its members according to the
work they made. The way the repartition is made is part of the organization's rules, so it is known to
all. For instance, members who did not contribute to the platform could be granted nothing while members
who did contributed would; or all the members could share the same reward.
Granting constructive feedback
Giving tokens can be a good way or rewarding the users; however, it does not necessarily helps them
getting better at what they do, and cannot judge how good was their work: only if it has been made.
Therefore, when a user submits a task for approval, the supervisor has to give him or her feedback, and
face three choices:
- Reject the submission, in which case he or she must specify what is wrong with the assignee's work
- Simply accept the submission, in which case he or she can specify what the user could have done better.
- Praise the assignee for his or her work. In this case, an additional "bonus" reward can be granted
By setting up, in the organization, such a culture in which feedback is required, dispassionate and constant, it is possible to easily increase the overall efficiency, increase the exchanges of its members, and the trust each one can have in the other; for they all depend on one another.