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Pardon me when I ask what do you mean by turn-over? My guess is the average amount of time an engineer stays with the company.
by godelmachine 9y ago
Pardon me when I ask what do you mean by turn-over? My guess is the average amount of time an engineer stays with the company.
- throw_away 9y agoExcept, usually, when these stats are published, they don't calculate, say, the average tenure of everyone who left in the past year. Instead, it calculates, how long has everyone who is currently there been there for. This results in ridiculously large numbers for companies like Kodak and GM, but incredibly low numbers for companies that are growing fast.
- godelmachine 9y agoDo you know what kind of bias could we call that?
- rdiddly 9y agoSurvivorship bias, if I'm not mistaken
- CamelCaseName 9y agoYes that's what he means. You'll find that Google actually seems to rank pretty well in turnover (longer time spent at a single company is good) compared to other countries companies in it's industry. http://www.businessinsider.com/employee-retention-rate-top-tech-companies-2017-8 http://www.businessinsider.com/employee-retention-rate-top-t...