incent/incenticize

Hebrew translation: "letamretz" - lamed, taf, mem, reish, tzadik (sofit)

18:10 Dec 13, 1999

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English term or phrase: incent/incenticize

A new buzzword, at least here in Silicon Valley...

ex.
In a startup, it is important to properly *incent/incenticize* your team.

Similar to "motivate", but suggests giving something material--stock ownership, etc.

Is there an equivalent buzzword in Hebrew?

Henry Dotterer KudoZ activity Questions: 24 (1 open) (1 closed without grading) Answers: 94 United States
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Hebrew translation:"letamretz" - lamed, taf, mem, reish, tzadik (sofit)

Explanation:
Comes from "tamritz", incentive.

I guess the correct English should be "incentivize". "Correct" being a figure of speech here...

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Ury Vainsencher
Israel
Local time: 22:42

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"letamretz" - lamed, taf, mem, reish, tzadik (sofit)

Ury Vainsencher

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"letamretz" - lamed, taf, mem, reish, tzadik (sofit)

Explanation:
Comes from "tamritz", incentive.

I guess the correct English should be "incentivize". "Correct" being a figure of speech here...

Ury Vainsencher
Israel
Local time: 22:42
Native speaker of:

Spanish
PRO pts in pair: 4

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