I worked in a company whose history shows that the Founder was so diligent in another man's store as a storekeeper that he bought the store off the owner.
What goes around, comes around.
The company grew to be very large with operations in two continents on earth with headquarters in the UK.
In the last quarter of the twentieth century, the salesmen were so diligent that they no longer brothered about their salaries.
HOW?
Everything that they sold, third party incentive of about 20% was paid to faceless third parties.
The third party incentives became company policy on sales so that after some, salesmen made more money than the company.
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