I'm guessing that we have different assumptions as to what the 178 people employed there do. Instead of having 178 programmers (thus skewing my original guess),

I'm guessing that we have different assumptions as to what the 178 people employed there do. Instead of having 178 programmers (thus skewing my original guess), I would expect that a company like Tumbler has probably 50-75 "tech" people (programmers, sysadmins) with the balance being either management or lower level people (brand awareness folks, customer service, assistants, etc). There are going to be fewer management people than others, which means the bulk of their 178 employees in my guess would be lower-level employees. I'm curious to think why you guys think they have most/all of their employees as programmers/devs...