Pareto Distribution - Square root of the people produce half the product - it is a natural law





the Pareto Distribution says that the square root of the people produce half the product

ie. if you have 10 employees then 3 do half the work

ie. if you have 10,000 employees then 100 do half the work

Pareto distribution is a natural law

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