Agreed. It feels very "one-size-fits-all" in a technical landscape that is constantly changing. Some products are exponentially more backend-focused (twilio), s

Agreed. It feels very "one-size-fits-all" in a technical landscape that is constantly changing. Some products are exponentially more backend-focused (twilio), some exponentially more frontend-focused (salesforce?). I don't know enough about other departments to say for sure if these are universally valid numbers, but I doubt it. Definitely worked for enough C-level people who said "We now need a 6-person data team in our startup because my friend Bob said so, and he's a big deal" or whatever the trend of the day was, to find such prescriptive templates questionable at best and dangerous at worst.