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They may be normally distributed or may not be. Actually hard to tell even given the data. But you can make a plausible argument against the performance metric
by bayesian_horse 4y ago
They may be normally distributed or may not be. Actually hard to tell even given the data.
But you can make a plausible argument against the performance metric being normally distributed among your employees because that would mean the way you hired your employees was completely random with respect to that performance metric.