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My original comment was "80% of the team is not in Europe either". I didn't say 80% in the US, and I wouldn't make that claim now. Furthermore, as per above li
by rexreed 5y ago
My original comment was "80% of the team is not in Europe either". I didn't say 80% in the US, and I wouldn't make that claim now.
Furthermore, as per above link, Employees (est.) (Jan 2021) 2,863. Romanian employees are not 800 as claimed in that article, and closer to 600. 20% of 2863 is 572.
Even 800 out of 2863 is 28%, and the actual number is less than 800. It seems we are much on the same page.
- oblio 5y agohttps://www.zf.ro/burse-fonduri-mutuale/cati-angajati-are-uipath-cea-mai-valoroasa-companie-pornita-din-19984619 https://www.zf.ro/burse-fonduri-mutuale/cati-angajati-are-ui... Which takes me to: https://sec.report/Document/0001193125-21-094920/#rom98556_2 https://sec.report/Document/0001193125-21-094920/#rom98556_2 > As of January 31, 2021, we had a total of 2,863 full-time employees. Of our employees, 714 were engaged in research and development. 122 full-time employees were based at our headquarters in New York, New York, and 727 full-time employees were based in Bucharest, Romania And that's from January. What are your sources? You're very confident for someone contradicting their IPO documents ;-) Plus you're moving the goalposts. I proved that more than 20% are in Romania alone (your own math says 28%), UIPath has other European offices. So it's entirely possible that around 50% of UIPath employees are in Europe. I'm too lazy to check. My point is that UIPath was started in Europe and has a strong presence in Europe. The main development center is in Europe. The top management is European. It can't be considered a purely American startup.
- 908B64B197 5y ago> The main development center is in Europe. The top management is European. But for how long?
- oblio 5y agoIt's been founded by Romanians, the CEO and founder is a major shareholder (he's the richest Romanian at the moment, $8.3bn). Some other CXOs are also Romanian, friends of the founder, I think. The Romanian R&D center is obviously competitive, otherwise we wouldn't have so many offices from purely American companies in Romania. So the direct answer is: for long enough, I hope :-)