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Does Revenue-Per-Employee Matter? & Random Stuff - William Tincup - #185

Directionally Correct, A People Analytics Podcast · 2026-08-10 · 1h 53m

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Thanks to HRBench for powering this episode. To find out more about the company building the future of people intelligence, reach out to book a demo at hrbench.com/directionallycorrect! Check out this episode of the #1 people analytics podcast with special guest, William Tincup, Editor, Analyst, Advisor, Host at Wrkdefined! In this wide-ranging, unfiltered, and often provocative conversation, host Cole Napper sits down with one of the most recognizable and influential voices in the HR technology community for a discussion that refuses to stay inside the usual polite boundaries. William lays out why he believes a genuine car crash is approaching as Silicon Valley and Wall Street fall deeply in love with the revenue-per-employee ratio, celebrating companies that deliver growth with dramatically fewer human heads even while the true cost of the AI tools powering that efficiency remains largely invisible on the balance sheet.

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