> I would be brutally honest and advise the bottom 25-50% of their classes not to move forward
Seems to be 'grading on a curve' where it's not necessarily applicable. You could have a group where they're all great, and a group where they're all mediocre. Also, you could have different sorts of companies: some that are swinging for the fences and will either do something great, or fail, and others that aim for more modest growth.
Seems to be 'grading on a curve' where it's not necessarily applicable. You could have a group where they're all great, and a group where they're all mediocre. Also, you could have different sorts of companies: some that are swinging for the fences and will either do something great, or fail, and others that aim for more modest growth.