As you can see from the curve, in the area of people management the model essentially says that "we will have a small number of very high performers and an equivalent number of very low performers" with the bulk of our people clustered near the average.
Stephen R. Bova, the former chief operating officer of Edgewater and now chairman and chief executive of IntelliMark, a former Edgewater subsidiary that was sold last month, called Edgewater "a great company with good people, real high performers in a very competitive industry".
John Martin, dance critic of The New York Times, devoted an article to Ms. Reed in 1954: "Janet Reed is adorable, all right, and that unquestionably brings a great many customers to the box office; but she is also an artist of very high attainments, and a performer among performers".
That is a spine of seven players, all of whom - other than Marcelo - are very high-class performers.
Eighty-four percent of the top performers tested scored very high in achievement orientation.
While a longer-term perspective might seek to advance all schools into the very highest level of performers, these intermediate targets establish more attainable improvements that each inefficient school would need to undertake in order to move into the next higher level of efficiency.
For the best performers, these behaviors were rated very high.
To study the program's effect, the researchers compared teachers whose evaluation scores were very close to the threshold for being considered a high performer or a low performer.
Since the intubation success rate was very high in this group of physician 'expert' and 'proficient' performers it might be concluded that a poor Cormack and Lehane grade at laryngoscopy is not necessarily associated with failed intubation.
I was recognized as a high performer, but at first I was a very bad leader.
