Sageworks Inc regularly analyzes the financial data from privately held firms. Here is the latest…

The private companies surveyed by Sageworks reported that their profits per employee climbed to $15,278.72 in 2011 from
$12,488.02 in 2010, a rise of about 22 percent for the year. The figures for 2010, in turn, represented an increase of about 24 percent from the 2009 profits per employee, which were $10,045.56.

We are doing more with less it would appear. Plenty of implications here from less of a need to hire to employee overload… but let’s bring it back to you.

How much are you contributing? Is your firm getting its money’s worth from you?

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