When he first heard about NPS, a light bulb went off: Rather than tying its tutors' bonuses to student test results, as he had in the past, he could tie them directly to customer satisfaction. While LearningRx tracks NPS on a companywide basis, it also figures NPS for individual tutors. The scores then determine the size of each worker's bonus. Tutors who achieve a score of 90 or better receive bonuses equal to 20% their base pay; those scoring 70 to 89 get as much as 10%. Below 70, they get nada.
The system seems to be working. Since it started tracking NPS, LearningRx has seen its number improve from 70 to 72.
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