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>>mef+(OP)
> The company counted an average of only 42 employees in 2023, down from 61 two years earlier. During the year, it generated $31MM in net revenue per employee (13-28x that of Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft) and $15.5MM in operating profit (27-560x).

This is the wildest part. One company that is proving all the "why does <company> need 10000 engineers?" takes true.

>>paxys+7Yb
They mention having hundreds of contractors. Just because workers aren't full time employees doesn't mean they don't work for the company. Construction and sales are often done by "independent contractors". This reduces the requirements for the employers, working around many labor laws like overtime and paid leave. Google is known for doing this a lot.