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If you divide the total revenue by the number of HR employees, you will also get a much larger number. (Total revenue / total number of employees) will always b
by rev_null 7y ago
If you divide the total revenue by the number of HR employees, you will also get a much larger number. (Total revenue / total number of employees) will always be less than (total revenue / subset of employees).
This is not a very good metric.
- NeverFade 7y agoIn a company like Facebook, who is directly responsible for the revenue? And who is working support roles? If you laid off 90% of HR, how will that affect revenue? What about laying off 90% of the engineers?
- chiph 7y agoHR, Accounting, etc. aren't directly revenue-producing. You could make a good argument that Sales headcount should be included, though.
- yibg 7y agoDivide by number of product managers then, even higher per headcount.