> 100,000 to 300,000 is common in consultancy style services Sure - it’s a very different business model. It’s far easier to put more people on the project tha

> 100,000 to 300,000 is common in consultancy style services Sure - it’s a very different business model. It’s far easier to put more people on the project than convince clients to pay more for top talent. > I mean even Google has ~100k people on ~100bn which is 1M per person And how many of those people contribute directly to Googles main revenue source? Only a tiny fraction. Google is not optimizing for max revenue per employee.