How Many Managers and Leaders Do We Need to Ratio of Engineers?

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As technology progresses, how many managers and leaders do we need to ratio of engineers? We're currently living in a world where it's not uncommon to find over 30 leaders for every 100 people. "I think that's a whole discussion on its own we need to have," he says.

Jason and Eiso explore the implications of Mark Zuckerberg's plan to flatten Meta's management layers and examine the current ratio of engineers to managers, questioning if this balance is truly efficient or if it's simply a byproduct of Silicon Valley culture.

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