Bell Curve

Bell Curve

1
5%

Your boss wasn’t impressed with your latest report on demand for keyboard ties. Apparently, wearing a keyboard tie to work every day doesn’t qualify as a large enough sample size. Now you’re “researching” unemployment.

2
25%

You’re just now starting a sixty-page report due in less than twenty-four hours. You don’t need market research skills to know that your demand for coffee is going to spike right about… now.

3
50%

Bring it on, baby. Your landmark report on toddlers as the next big consumers of eReaders spurs the growth of a whole new generation of electronic picture books.

4
75%

After working for decades on what consumers like, you’re starting your very own business. Hey, market research says fat-free, gluten-free, calorie-free, air-based nutrition bars – ThinkAir – are hot, hot, hot.

5
95%

Over a lifetime as a market analyst in network television, you know better than anyone what people want to watch. Your suggestion for “Biggest Losers Surviving Amazing Races” becomes a smash hit, and now you’re the CEO of CBS.