The bell curve method is a technique used to standardize performance ratings, assuming that employee performance typically follows a normal (bell-shaped) distribution.
This means:
A small percentage of employees are rated as top performers.
A large majority fall into the average or meet expectations category.
Another small percentage is identified as low performers.
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