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In this short monologue, the speaker explains that the highest‑paid employees are compensated primarily based on their output rather than a fixed salary. He defines variable compensation—pay that fluctuates with performance, such as sales commissions—and describes Management by Objectives (MBOs) as a structured way to tie specific, measurable goals to bonus payouts. Concrete examples illustrate how a project manager might earn extra money by meeting predefined targets, each with a dollar value. The core message is that high earners focus on maximizing variable pay and MBO bonuses rather than relying on base salary alone.

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