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It is actually astonishingly high, given the number of employees in aggregate those agencies employ and turnover in a given year. I guarantee you a more pedest
by xqcgrek2 4y ago
It is actually astonishingly high, given the number of employees in aggregate those agencies employ and turnover in a given year.
I guarantee you a more pedestrian megacap tech company unrelated to information warfare (say, for instance, AMAT) will not have such a high number.
- jacquesm 4y agoDHS alone would plausibly explain that number. Personally I think it is rather low, maybe they missed something?
- hindsightbias 4y agoProfessionals were 59.8 percent of the total workforce in 2020, with 88.4 million people working across a wide variety of occupations. Agencies listed above currently employ ~250K (millions of former workers though). But lets be gracious and just count currents. 250K/88.4M = .0028 ~40K FB x .0028 = 112
- smoldesu 4y ago> given the number of employees in aggregate those agencies employ and turnover in a given year The US Federal government is the single largest employer in the US.