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Yes, Haystack encompasses quartiles 2 and 3, quartile 1 being unable to afford and quartile 4 not needing to list.

The top quartile don't need to list themselves; the bottom quartile don't have an exciting enough portfolio to do so.

A resilient range, such as from quartile 1 (Q1) to quartile 3 (Q3) could be useful as well to mitigate outliers.

The problem is that article doesn't reference outperforming the index but rather being in the top quartile of peer performance...

And she hoped most of the schools in the middle quartile (like us) would be able to reach the upper quartile for math next year.

The organization throws out figures in the highest and lowest quartile and averages the remaining half.

If they come from families in the bottom quartile, they have just a 1 in 6 chance of making it to graduation.

If those students come from families in the top-income quartile, they have a 2 in 3 chance of graduating with a four-year degree.

I think that's the bit where they're selling snake oil to the lower quartile of VCs.

Even Northwestern's bottom quartile score is just below the 90th percentile.

Each figure shows how the bottom quartile is overestimating their ability.

The 80-99.9% quartile is paying a fraction of taxes and controls a fraction of wealth, and the 200k above them are skewing that entire bracket hugely.

And further: "Bottom-quartile participants failed to gain insight into their own performance after seeing the more competent choices of their peers.

Without compromising any other individual's privacy, "low-ranking Japanese salaryman" puts me in the top quartile in terms of pay among alumni from my year of math team.

The Gallup World Poll finds that more than 40 percent of adults in the poorest quartile of countries “would like to move permanently to another country” if they had the opportunity, including 60 percent or more of in Guyana and Sierra Leone...