I wonder how much infrastructure affects these calculations. In theory a company built on serverless resources should have much better revenue/employee, since a

I wonder how much infrastructure affects these calculations. In theory a company built on serverless resources should have much better revenue/employee, since a key premise of serverless is to replace headcount with a higher cloud bill. A saas company using expensive cloud services might look artificially more successful than one built with on-prem or more traditional cloud servers, if investors focus too much on employee specific costs.