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> Apple's underlying economics haven't changed, so they have not had any reason to over-hire in the first place. The bloomberg article has a visual showing rev
by jjirsa 4y ago
> Apple's underlying economics haven't changed, so they have not had any reason to over-hire in the first place.
The bloomberg article has a visual showing revenue-per-employee going up from 1.17M/employee (2017-2019) to 2.51M/employee (2020-2022), so ... some of the underlying economics changed somehow?
- orangecat 4y agorevenue-per-employee going up from 1.17M/employee (2017-2019) to 2.51M/employee (2020-2022) The pandemic probably contributed to that, but also during that period they went from their worst line of Macs in recent years to their best.