January 10: The dramatic headcount growth of select companies
January 10: The dramatic headcount growth of select companies
Amazon has added 1.4 million employees in the last decade.
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Source: Jon Erlichman
Published: December 2021
The dramatic headcount growth of select companies
Increase in employees in the past decade:
Amazon: +1,400,000
Starbucks: +234,000
Walmart: +200,000
Home Depot: +184,000
UPS: +142,000
Google: +119,000
Apple: +94,000
Microsoft: +91,000
FedEx: +85,000
Tesla: +70,000
Facebook: +65,000
Salesforce: +58,000
Nike: +35,000
Disney: +34,000
Amazon’s headcount grew by 1,400,000, compared to the other thirteen companies’ combined total of 1,411,000.
I would be curious to see the ratio of additional headcount to increased revenue and/or profit.
What were the selection criteria for the comparison companies?