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<p>
    There are two work periods in Part 3.
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    <b><u><i>Employees</i></u></b>
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    The two employees in each group who were not promoted will continue performing the Part 2 task in each of the two
    periods. That is, they will solve math problems, with 3 minutes to solve problems and earning $0.15 per correct
    answer given.
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    <b><u><i>Managers</i></u></b>
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    Those promoted to manager will now perform a different task. The manager task is to form words from a set of
    letters. The managers will receive honeycomb grids of letters that require them to unjumble the 7-letters in the
    grid to form words of 5 or more letters. Their objective is to score points by finding as many 5+ letter words as
    possible in 3 minutes. Words can be formed using any of the letters in the grid; however, it is required to use the
    highlighted letter in the center of the grid in every word. Here are the rules for valid words:
    <ul>
        <li>You need to use the center letter in the honeycomb grid.</li>
        <li>You can use letters multiple times to create a word.</li>
        <li>Proper nouns (i.e., cities or names) are not valid answers.</li>
        <li>Words must be at least 5 letters long.</li>
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    An example grid can be found below:
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    Some <b>Valid</b> words from this grid:
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        <li>Lemon (5 letters)</li>
        <li>Lament (6 letters)</li>
        <li>Element (7 letters)</li>
        <li>Monotone (8 letters)</li>
    </ul>
    Some <b>Invalid</b> words from this grid:
    <ul>
        <li>Tent (only 4 letters)</li>
        <li>Total (does not use the center letter)</li>
        <li>Annette (is a proper noun/name)</li>
    </ul>
    Scoring is based on word length as follows:
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        <th>Word Length</th>
        <th>Points</th>
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        <td>5 letters</td>
        <td>1</td>
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        <td>6 letters</td>
        <td>2</td>
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        <td>7 letters</td>
        <td>3</td>
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        <td>8+ letters</td>
        <td>5</td>
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    Managers will earn $0.20 for each point earned on their task. The manager will also earn $0.03 for each math
    problem solved by the two employees in their group. Finally, the manager will earn 2% of the total pay earned by
    all participants in Business Unit A (including their group and the other group in the business unit).
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    <b><u><i>Senior Manager</i></u></b>
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    At the end of the first period in Part 3, the manager with the best performance, accounting for their group’s
    performance, will be promoted to a new position as senior manager for Business Unit A and oversee both groups in
    the Business Unit. The senior manager will still complete the word creation task. However, <b>the difficulty of
    these puzzles will be much higher than before and the pay per point will increase to $0.35 per point for the senior
    manager.</b> The senior manager will also earn <b>3%</b> of the total pay earned by all participants in Business
    Unit A.
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