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Prepared for Darren | Delivered February 3, 2020
Major Companies Total Work Hours
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Goals
To find out the number of total human hours spent working at some of the world's largest companies.
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Early Findings
Amazon
Created in
1994.
It had 11 employees in
1995.
The company has grown to 614 employees in
1997.
In 1998, it reached
2,100
employees.
Two years later, in 200, Amazon had a total staff of
9,000
workers.
In 2001, this number reached
7,800
employees.
In 2002, due to the dot-com bullble crash, the number of employees decreased to
7,500
.
In 2005, it grew again to
12,000
employees.
Two years later, the Amazon staff reached
17,000
employees.
It then jumped from 24,300 to
56,200
between 2009 and 2011.
By 2013, it passed the 100,000 mark with
117,300
workers.
It kept growing year by year with 154,100 in 2014,
230,800
in 2015 and 566,000 in 2017.
Finally, Amazon had
613,300
employees in 2018.
Facebook
Created in
2004.
In 2004-2005, Facebook had
20 employees.
In 2011, the company had
3,200
employees.
In 2012, it had
4,619.
In 2013, it reached a staff of
6,337.
Facebook had 9,199 employees in 2014 and 1
2,691
in 2015.
Its staff has then grown from
17,084
in 2016 to 25,105 in 2017 and 35,587 in 2018.
Finally, in 2019,the company employed
44,942
workers.
Google
Created in
1998.
2007:
16,805
employees
2008:
20,222
employees
2009:
19,835
workers
2010:
24,400
employees
2011:
32,467
employees
2012:
53,861
employees
2013:
47,756
employees
2014:
53,600
workers
2015:
61,814
employees
2016:
72,053
employees
2017:
88,110
employees
2018:
98,771
employees
Apple
Founded in
1976.
Between 2005 and 2018, the number of Apple employees has increased from 1
6,820 to 132,000.
Tesla
Founded in
2003.
The number of Tesla employees has increased from 899 in 2010 to
48,817 in 2018.
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