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It's very company dependent. 2 data points from other industries, based on LinkedIn: 1) Ogilvy & Mather: 7,289 employees, 188 with Vice President in the tit
by mathattack 10y ago
It's very company dependent.
2 data points from other industries, based on LinkedIn:
1) Ogilvy & Mather: 7,289 employees, 188 with Vice President in the title.
2) Johnson & Johnson: 63,072 employees, 1,154 with Vice President in the title.
3) Microsoft: 129,445 employees, 2,514 with Vice President in the title.
I think Vice President doesn't mean as much as it used to. :-)
- ulfw 10y agoI am not sure what you are trying to say. The ratios seem quite well aligned. 1) One VP for every 39 employees 2) One VP for every 54 employees 3) One VP for every 51 employees
- mathattack 10y agoYes - that this isn't an elite group of "Top 10 execs" at a company. That it's reasonable for Twitter to have several VPs of Product.