Apple is a hugely successful company, but that doesn't necessarily translate to job security for most of its workers.
Here are a couple
eye openers:
Apple's annual revenue is about $225 billion, that’s $225,000,000,000.
Apple has about
115,000 full-time employees
That works out to
roughly $1.9 million per employee. The company has fantastically leveraged its
productivity per employee in becoming a dominant technology leader and
maintaining a large share of market.
Of course most Apple
employees get a rather small share of that revenue in their paychecks, as is
true for almost every company.
Here’s another way
to look at it: in most cases, Apple could terminate any single employee without
creating any material risk to its gigantic revenue stream. De facto, for most
Apple employees, their skills and experience don’t really create any job
security.
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Carl Subber 2015 All rights reserved.
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