In this paper, we describe the incentive for the agents to work hard for the principal under the asymmetric information about the efforts spent by the agents between the principal and the agents. Typically, without a suitable incentive scheme, the agent will not spend the required efforts in maximizing the principal's profit. Therefore, the principal has to design a compensation scheme to induce the agents to work hard. However, when there exist more than one agents working for the principal, at least part of the information related to the efforts spent by one agent will be revealed through other agents' output. Therefore, the agent cannot spend his effort independently. We argue that the principal will employ the information revealed by other agents' work to design an appropriate incentive scheme to induce the agents to work hard for the principal.