Compensation elements sound like the ultimate tools for the lazy rule-writer. Just plug and play, am I right? But in all seriousness, B, D, and E are the way to go.
Haha, I bet the compensation element developers had a field day coming up with those options. 'Let's throw in something completely unrelated and see if anyone picks it!' But yeah, B, D, and E are the winners here.
Hmm, I'm not so sure about C. Creating and saving advanced queries sounds more like a reporting or analytics feature, not really a compensation element advantage. I'd go with B, D, and E.
I'm going with B, D, and E as well. Encapsulating data in distinct objects is nice, but that's not really a compensation element-specific advantage. The reusability and flexibility are key though.
B, D, and E seem like the obvious choices here. You can definitely reuse compensation elements in multiple rules and use them as placeholders to make the rules more flexible. And the effective dating is a big advantage for change management.
The correct answers are clearly B, D, and E. Wait, is there a bonus question on naming compensation elements? Because I've got some great ideas like 'Compensation Colossus' or 'Flex-o-matic'.
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