Except, 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, h

Except, 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.